Answer:≈2.67
Step-by-step explanation:
To figure this problem out, we must first figure out what a single piece of candy costs. So we take the total cost of the three candies and divide that number by the number of candies, or:
4/3,
to give us the number 1.3 repeating. This means that a piece of candy would cost $1.33. We multiply this by two to get approx. 2.67, or $2.67.
Hope that helped.
Wait can someone answer this I need help too
Well if you have four rows, then you could put them in four groups of twelve. 12 times 4 is 48, meaning you would have two left over.
9, i believe! please check, I’m not a super computer LOL