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John bought 25 apples for $3. Jane bought the same apples at the same price but only needed 10. How much should Jane have to pay? $

John bought 25 apples for $3. Jane bought the same apples at the same price but only needed 10. How much should Jane have to pay? $
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John bought 25 apples for $3. Jane bought the same apples at the same price but only needed 10.

How much should Jane have to pay?

$

User Sam Sha
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Answer:

3 ÷ 25 = 0.2

0.2 × 10

= $ 10

............

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