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HELP URGENT 5 STAR RATING AND BRAILY IF HELP!

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stira [4]2 years ago

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If you divide both the Cashew butter and the macadamia butter in half and then multiply the peanut butter by 4 you will get $25.62 (after adding the answers up)

tekilochka [14]2 years ago

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Half a pound of cashew butter is half of $7.30. Multiply 7.30 by 0.5 (0.5 is 1/2). That is $3.65. Half a pound of macadamia nut butter is half of $7.86. Multiply 7.86 by 0.5. That is $3.93. 4 pounds of peanut butter is 4 times $4.51. That is $18.04. Add them all together to get $25.62 (the answer).

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