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A grocery store sells cheese for $0.48 a pound. What would be the price for 6 pounds of cheese?
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A grocery store sells cheese for $0.48 a pound. What would be the price for 6 pounds of cheese?

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$0.48 x 6 pounds = $2.88
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Answer:

$2.88

Explanation:

0.48×6=2.88

os the right answer

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