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Bonita spent $8.94 on groceries. She bought a gallon of milk for $4.29 and 3pounds of sliced turkey. How much does 1 pound of sl

iced turkey cost?

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Vesna [10]3 years ago

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<h2>Information</h2>

$8.94 spent in total on groceries

Gallon of milk = $4.29

3 pounds of sliced turkey bought = ?

<h2>Explanation</h2>

Subtract the total amount spent on groceries with what items you have prices for (in this case the gallon of milk):

$8.94 (total spent) - $4.29 (gallon of milk) = $4.65 (for 3 pounds of sliced turkey)

Next, divide the price for 3 pounds of sliced turkey with however many pounds Bonita bought (in this case, 3 pounds):

$4.65 (total for 3 pounds of turkey) ÷ 3 (pounds of turkey) = $1.55 (per pound of turkey)

<h2>Solution</h2>

Each pound of turkey costs $1.55

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