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Lauren knows that she can buy 10 oranges for $15. How much should she expect to pay for 2 oranges?
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Lauren knows that she can buy 10 oranges for $15. How much should she expect to pay for 2 oranges?

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3 dollars hope this helped :)
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$15/10= $1.5 per orange. $1.5 + $1.5 = $3 for 2 oranges
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