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Use a model to solve. An average orange weighs {3}/{5} of a pound. Based on this average, how many oranges are in six pounds of oranges? oranges

Use a model to solve. An average orange weighs {3}/{5} of a pound. Based on this average, how many oranges are in six pounds of oranges? oranges
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An average orange weighs {3}/{5} of a pound. Based on this average, how many oranges are in six pounds of oranges?
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Use a model to solve. An average orange weighs {3}/{5} of a pound. Based on this average-example-1
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Answer:10

Step-by-step explanation:3/5x10=6

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