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vitfil [10]
10 months ago
13

You buy 3.18 pounds of grapes, 1.45 pounds of peaches, and 2.76 pounds of oranges. Each pound of grapes cost 1.29, each pound of

peaches cost 1.19, and each pound of oranges cost 0.99. What is my total bill?
Mathematics
1 answer:
krok68 [10]10 months ago
7 0
$8.55

Grapes: 3.18lbs x $1.29/lb = $4.10

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