Answer:
option A: 120°
Step-by-step explanation:

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3 and 11 are the only two because 33 only has four factors: 1,3,11,33.
1 - in some cases people say this is prime, but it is now widely considered to not be a prime number
3 - prime
11- prime
33 - not prime, divisible by 3 and 11
The grocery mart offers the best deal on potato’s and price per pound is $0.03 less than Baldwin Hills market.
<em><u>Explanation</u></em>
At grocery mart, a 5 pounds bag of potatoes cost $2.85
So, <u>the unit price of potatoes per pound at grocery mart</u> 
Now at Baldwin Hills market, 7 pounds bag of potatoes cost $4.20
So, <u>the unit price of potatoes per pound at Baldwin Hills market</u> 
As
, that means <u>the unit price of the potatoes per pound at grocery mart is less than the Baldwin Hills market</u>.
So, the grocery mart offers the best deal on potato’s.
The price of the potatoes per pound at grocery mart is
less than the price at Baldwin Hills market.