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5. The Quick Buy sells an item for $4.95 per dozen. If the manager wants to advertise the item in lots of three, what is the lowest proportional price he could use for the lot?<…

5. The Quick Buy sells an item for $4.95 per dozen. If the manager wants to advertise the item in lots of three, what is the lowest proportional price he could use for the lot?<…
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5. The Quick Buy sells an item for $4.95 per dozen. If the manager wants

to advertise the item in lots of three, what is the lowest proportional
price he could use for the lot?

User Claytronicon
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Answer:

59.4

Explanation:

4.95 x 12=59.4

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