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$37.29 for 2 pairs of boots how many per boot

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Answer: $9.32

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$37.29 / 4 = $9.32

You divide 37.29 by 4 because there are 2 boots in one pair, so 2 pairs = 4 boots.

Farid answered Nov 24, 2024

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