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MRS SMITH BOUGHT 3 YARDS OF RIBBON FOR 5.25. HOW MUCH WOULD 5 YARDS OF THE SAME RIBBON COST? PLZ HURRY!

MRS SMITH BOUGHT 3 YARDS OF RIBBON FOR 5.25. HOW MUCH WOULD 5 YARDS OF THE SAME RIBBON COST? PLZ HURRY!
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MRS SMITH BOUGHT 3 YARDS OF RIBBON FOR 5.25. HOW MUCH WOULD 5 YARDS OF THE SAME RIBBON COST?

PLZ HURRY!

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$8.75

Explanation: first you divide $5.25 by 3 to see how much each yard is. Each yard e yaks out to be $1.75, then you multiply $1.75 by 5 to get $8.75
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