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the barkery you choose costs $1,000 per month to rent. The bakery that you almost rented was 1/4 the cost but was much too small. How much was the other bakery per month?

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Final answer:

The other bakery that was considered was much too small and would cost $250 per month to rent, which is one fourth of the rented bakery's cost of $1,000 per month.

Step-by-step explanation:

The student is tasked with determining the cost of another bakery rental which was one-quarter of the cost of the current bakery. Given that the current bakery costs $1,000 per month to rent, we need to calculate one fourth of this price to find the cost of the alternative bakery.

To find one fourth of $1,000, we divide $1,000 by 4:

  • $1,000 ÷ 4 = $250

Thus, the other bakery that was considered for rental would cost $250 per month.

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well the easiest way to figure out this question is to just divide it by 4, like quarters, so 1000 divided by 4 is 250. so the other bakery was only 250. hope this helped 
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