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The librarian purchased 22 copies of a best-selling book for $385.66. How much did each copy of the book cost?
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The librarian purchased 22 copies of a best-selling book for $385.66.

How much did each copy of the book cost?

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17.53

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Answer:

$17.53

Explanation:

You know the total price of 22 copies was $365.66. To find the price of one copy, you divide 365.66 by 22 to get $17.53 per copy.

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