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you have 1 bag of candy that has 95 pieces of candy .how much is each piece of candy if the price of the bag of candy is 9.94 us

ing division or multiplication solve this problem

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dusya [7]3 years ago

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The value of each piece of candy
=9.94÷95
≈0.105(corr. to three decimal place) or 497/4750

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