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Mrs. Baynes is shopping for rulers for her classroom. She wants to spend $19.75 on rulers and they cost $0.79 each. How many rulers, (r), can she buy?
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Mrs. Baynes is shopping for rulers for her classroom. She wants to spend $19.75 on rulers and they cost $0.79 each. How many rulers, (r), can she buy?

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Answer:

25

Explanation:

Divide the total money, by the cost of each product:

$19.75/$0.79=25

User Dennkster
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Answer: 25 rulers

Explanation:

19.75/.79=25

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