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Burgers come in packs of 10. The cost of 10 burgers is £3.45. How much does 1 burger cost?
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Answer: 1 burger = £0.345
Step-by-step explanation:
10 burger = £3.45
1 burger = £3.45/10
1 burger = £0.345
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