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The cost for a pack of 12 pencils is $3.24 . find the unit price in dollars per pencil. if necessary, round your answer to the n

earest cent.

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Llana [10]3 years ago

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To getyour answer, just divided 3.24 by 12. You will get 0.27. So the answer is each pencil costs 27 cents or 0.27.

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