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If 6 lemons cost 79 cents how much does 4 oranges cost?

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If the oranges and the lemons are the same price first we have to find out how much 1 orange cost so we have to divide 79 and 6 so it is approximately 13 cents for 1 orange so 13 X 4= 52 so 52 is your answer.

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