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Let’s say you go to the store and you want to buy cheese and you find out for 1 pound it’s $3.10 and you buy 2.3 pounds. What is the cost?
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Let’s say you go to the store and you want to buy cheese and you find out for 1 pound it’s $3.10 and you buy 2.3 pounds. What is the cost?

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$7.13 hope this helps
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