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jillian bought 1/2 pound of turkey and 1 1/3 pound of cheddar cheese at the deli. both items are on sale for $6 per pound. how m

uch does each turkey cost>

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Neko [114]3 years ago

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Divide you cost by the weight and than you should have your answer

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