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3 years ago

Part A. At the local baker you can get 10 cookies for $2. How many cookies could you get for $5 dollars?

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Yakvenalex [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Pt. A: 25 cookies. Pt. B. $10.00

Step-by-step explanation:

1st you need to divide 10 cookies and $2 dollars, so 10/2= 5 cookies. So, it would be 5 cookies per dollar. So, then you would multiply 5 cookies*5 dollars, that equals 25. you would get 25 cookies for $5.00.

So, for Part B, you would divide 50 cookies by $5 dollars, and that would equal $10.00.

Hope this helped you!!! (:

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