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Justin buys candy that cost 6$ per pound he will spend at most $66 on candy what are the possible numbers of pounds he will buy

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If each pound costs six dollars, and you have $66 available, you have to think: how many six-dollar pounds will fit in $66. That is 66 divided by 6. ANSWER: 11 pounds.

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