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Alona [7]
3 years ago
15

Lupita brought seven pounds of pretzels at a local wholesaler for 16.80 her friend Charles about 5 pounds of pretzels at the sup

ermarket 12.75 Charles thinks he got a better deal because 12.75 is less than 16.80 of Charles's reasoning correct explain why or why not
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mashutka [201]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Lupita brought seven pounds of pretzels at a local wholesaler for 16.80. This means that the rate at which she bought one pound of pretzel at the local wholesaler would be

16.80 / 7 = $2.4 per pounds of pretzels

Her friend, Charles about 5 pounds of pretzels at the supermarket 12.75. This means that the rate at which Charles bought one pound of pretzel at the supermarket would be

12.75 / 5 = $2.55 per pounds of pretzels

Charles's reasoning is wrong because the rate at which he bought one pound of pretzel is higher than that of Lupita's

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