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Olin [163]
2 years ago
5

HELP 5 STAR RATING ADN BRAINLY IF SOLVED!

Mathematics
2 answers:
lora16 [44]2 years ago
8 0
Hey there!

To start, you know the quantity of each bread Harry has bought:
1.6 pounds rye rolls
3.1 pounds hamburger buns
1.2 pounds English muffins

You also know the cost of each type for every pound of bread bought:
rye rolls-13 dollars
hamburger buns-14 dollars
English muffins-17 dollars

Now, to find the cost Harry spends in total, first find the cost of each amount of bread by multiplying the quantity bought with the unit price:
rye rolls: 1.6*13= $20.80
hamburger buns: 3.1*14= $43.40
English muffins: 1.2*17= $20.40

Now, add the costs together:
20.80+43.40+20.40=84.60

Therefore, Harry spends a total of $84.60

Hope this helps!
alexandr402 [8]2 years ago
5 0
It is $84.6. You multiply 1.6 by 13 which equals $20.8. Then you multiply 3.1 by 14 which equals $43.4. Then you multiply 1.2 by 17 which equals $20.4. Add them together and you get $84.6. 

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