Marissa03051 Marissa03051

26-04-2021
Mathematics

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If a 3-pound bunch of bananas cost $1.50, how
many pounds of bananas should you be able to
buy for $5.25?

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coffeebean614 coffeebean614

26-04-2021

Answer:

Approximately 3 bunches would equal $4.50. So you should be able to buy at least 4 bunches which would be 10 pounds

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