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If you buy a 7.25 pound pumpkin that costs 59 cents per pound, how much will you have to pay?

If you buy a 7.25 pound pumpkin that costs 59 cents per pound, how much will you have to pay?
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If you buy a 7.25

pound pumpkin that
costs 59 cents per
pound, how much will
you have to pay?

User Jens Dibbern
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You will have to pay $4.28
User Bryan Costanich
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Answer:

you will have to pay 427.75 cents.

Explanation:

Multiply 7.25 by 59.

User Tom Claus
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