Jorge bought 8 pounds of ground beef for $3.29 a pound. About how much did he pay altogether?

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Roderick Obrist asked May 15, 2023

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Jorge bought 8 pounds of ground beef for $3.29 a pound. About how much did he pay altogether?

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Answer:

$26.32

Explanation:

If one pound costs 3.29, you have to multiply by the number of pounds (8)

8·3.29=26.32 or 3.29+3.29+3.29+3.29+3.29+3.29+3.29+3.29=26.32

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