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Austin paid $18.25 for 1.2kg of pecans. What would it cost for 0.45kg of pecans?
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Austin paid $18.25 for 1.2kg of pecans. What would it cost for 0.45kg of pecans?
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$6.84
Explanation:
18.25/1.2 = x/0.45
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