3 years ago

3.48 for 6 bananas what is the cost per pound

2 answers:

8 0

Hi!

If the total for 6 bananas is $3.48, then we would simply divide 3.48 by 6 to get the price for 1 banana. So, 3.48 divided by 6 equals $0.58.

Hope this helps!

6 0

We are unable to tell the cost per pound because we don't know the weight of the six bananas

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