A jar of jelly that weighs 4.25 Oz cost $2.89 what is the cost of 1 oz of jelly

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In order to find the cost of one ounce, you need to first find the unit rate. This means divide $2.89 by 4.25, giving you .68 as your final answer. Hope I helped :)

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