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1. You can buy six cans of root beer for $2.50. How many cans of root beer can you buy for $10? What proportions will work to solve this problem?

1. You can buy six cans of root beer for $2.50. How many cans of root beer can you buy for $10? What proportions will work to solve this problem?
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1. You can buy six cans of root beer for $2.50. How many cans of root beer

can you buy for $10? What proportions will work to solve this problem?

1. You can buy six cans of root beer for $2.50. How many cans of root beer can you-example-1
User Drei
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24 cans

Step by Step explanation

10$ / 2.5$ = 4

6 * 4 = 24

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