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A concession stand at a baseball game sells 3 apples for $2.00. How can you find the cost for 10 apples? A. x=3/20 B. x=30/2 C. x=20/3 D. x=2/30

A concession stand at a baseball game sells 3 apples for $2.00. How can you find the cost for 10 apples? A. x=3/20 B. x=30/2 C. x=20/3 D. x=2/30
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A concession stand at a baseball game sells 3 apples for $2.00. How can you find the cost for 10 apples?

A. x=3/20
B. x=30/2
C. x=20/3
D. x=2/30

User Samy Louize Hanna
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It’s B I’m pretty sure
User Canuk
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Pretty sure it’s A

But the next guy might be right
User Raghwendra Sonu
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