Mariah paid $5.00 for a dozen bagels. About how much does one bagel cost? What equation would you use to find the solution?

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Mariah paid $5.00 for a dozen bagels. About how much

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bagel cost?

What equation would you use to find the solution?

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$2.40 a peice for one bagel

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