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A six-pack of soda is on sale for $2.46. Find the cost of one can of soda. A= $0.41 B= $0.50 C= $0.45 D= $0.38 If you can please explain. Thank you!

A six-pack of soda is on sale for $2.46. Find the cost of one can of soda. A= $0.41 B= $0.50 C= $0.45 D= $0.38 If you can please explain. Thank you!
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A six-pack of soda is on sale for $2.46. Find the cost of one can of soda.

A= $0.41
B= $0.50
C= $0.45
D= $0.38

If you can please explain. Thank you!

User Xmarston
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Answer: A

Explanation:

2.46/6 = .41

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