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Plz help If an item is $13.00 for a case of 24, then it is $ /each. (Express answer in dollars and cents. Round to the nearest cent.)
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Plz help If an item is $13.00 for a case of 24, then it is $
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The answer is .54 divide 13 by 24
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Answer:
$0.54
Step-by-step explanation:
13/24=0.54
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