A store sells bananas by weight. The total cost to buy 5 pounds of bananas is $3.75. How do you correctly calculate the total cost, T, to buy 2 pounds of bananas?

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A store sells bananas by weight. The total cost to buy 5 pounds of bananas is $3.75.

How do you correctly calculate the total cost, T, to buy 2 pounds of bananas?

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Answer:

T= 0.75

Explanation:

5=$3.75

3.75÷5=.75 ($.75 per banana)

.75x2=T

Jaclyn answered Mar 7, 2021

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5=$3.75

3.75÷5=.75 ($.75 per banana)

.75x2=T

T=$1.50

Explanation:

Breakingobstacles answered Mar 12, 2021

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