Ms. Hartman buys 4 pounds of potatoes for $12.76. How many pounds of potatoes could she get for $44.66?

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Ms. Hartman buys 4 pounds of potatoes for $12.76. How many pounds of potatoes could she get for $44.66?

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44.66 / (12.76 / 4) = 14

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