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At a grocery store, 5 oranges cost $2.00. At this rate, how much would 12 oranges cost?
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At a grocery store, 5 oranges cost $2.00. At this rate, how much would 12 oranges cost?

User Ehsan Jeihani
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I believe the answer is 4.80
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Answer:

Explanation:

2.00/5= 0.40 an orange

12*.40= $4.80

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