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A grocery store sells 3 pounds of grapes for $3.45. Another grocery store sells 5 pounds of grapes for $5.75. Write an equation that represents the price of grapes, p, for n number of pounds at either
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A grocery store sells 3

pounds of grapes for
$3.45. Another grocery
store sells 5 pounds of
grapes for $5.75. Write an
equation that represents
the price of grapes, p, for
n number of pounds at
either store? No Trolls Please

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You need to multiply the cost of grapes and the pounds of grapes to get the cost of one. $1.15 per one grape
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