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Vladimir buys 1.20 pounds of Skittles, 7.2 pounds of M&Ms, and 5.2 pounds of pretzels. If the candy cost $1.20 a pound and the pretzels cost $1.10 a pound, how much did Vladimir spend? Answers nowwww please
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Vladimir buys 1.20 pounds of Skittles, 7.2 pounds of M&Ms, and 5.2 pounds of pretzels. If the candy cost $1.20 a pound and the pretzels cost $1.10 a pound, how much did Vladimir spend? Answers nowwww please
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1. Well first let’s add up how many pounds of fancy he bought.
2.Let’s now calculate the price of the candy
3.Now we can calculate the price of the pretzels
4. We then add the two prices together
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