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PLS HELP The grocery store sells bananas at a rate of 1 banana for 3 quarters or 75 cents. How many bananas can you buy for $3? How many can you buy for $9?

PLS HELP The grocery store sells bananas at a rate of 1 banana for 3 quarters or 75 cents. How many bananas can you buy for $3? How many can you buy for $9?
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PLS HELP The grocery store sells bananas at a rate of 1 banana for 3 quarters or 75 cents. How many bananas can you buy for $3?

How many can you buy for $9?

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Answer:

4 bananas for $3. 12 bananas for$9

Explanation:

$3÷.75=4

4×3= 9

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