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10 apples for 3.5. How much is the cost per apple
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10 apples for 3.5. How much is the cost per apple

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Answer:

35 cents (or $0.35).

Explanation:

To find the cost per apple, you can divide the total cost (3.5) by the number of apples (10):

Cost per apple = Total cost / Number of apples

Cost per apple = 3.5 / 10

Cost per apple = 0.35

So, the cost per apple is 35 cents (or $0.35).

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