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$46 for 5 toys $ / toy
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$46 for 5 toys

$ / toy

User Juliene
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Answer:

$9.20 for 1 toy

Explanation:

If it's $46 for 5 toys, we can divide both $46 and 5 to get $9.20 for 1 toy.

User John Conor
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It’s $9.2 for each toy
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