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I can buy 7 cookies for $7.28. How much does one cookie cost? Setup the proportion that you need to solve, show answer below.​
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I can buy 7 cookies for $7.28. How much does one cookie cost? Setup the proportion that you need to solve, show answer below.​

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Answer:

1 cookie costs $1.04

Explanation:

7/7.28 = 1.04

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