If i get 4 bananas for $7 how many bananas do I get with $10? how do I figure this out?

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So each banana is 1.75 dollars because 7 divided by 4 is 1.75. you could get 5 bananas because 1.75 times 5 is 8.75 dollars and 1 more banana would be 10.50 dollars which is over 10 dollars. I hope I helped

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