Eight oranges cost $1.00. How much will 5 dozen oranges cost?

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$dozen=12\ \ \ \ 5*12=60\\\\ 8\ oranges\ cost\ 1\$\\ 60\ oranges\ cost\ x\\\\ make\ proportion:\\ 8-1\\60-x\\\\cross\ multiplication\\\\ 8x=60\ \ \ | divide\ by\ 8\\\\ x=7.5\$\\\\5\ dozens\ cost\ 7.5\$\\\\$

stepladder [879]3 years ago

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5 dozen oranges will cost $7.50. (Each orange costs 12.5 cents)

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