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3 years ago

What is the cost of 3.5kg of pork at $7.99/kg?

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Veronika [31]3 years ago

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It is given in the question that cost of pork is $7.99/kg.

It means cost of 1 kg pork is $7.99.

Cost of 2 kg of pork is

$=2*7.99 = $15.98$

And cost of 3 kg of pork is

$= $7.99*3 = $23.97$

Therefore cost of 3.5 kg of pork is

$= 3.5*7.99 = $27.965$

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