Charles bought 24 blow-pops for $7.20. His little sister Tracy wants 11 blow-pops. How much will 11 blow-pops cost?

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$3.30 because taking the cost of 24, which is $7.20, and dividing is by the amount, 24, you get that one Blow-Pop costs $0.30. Then to find how many 11 costs you just need to multiply $0.30 by 11, and you get $3.30.

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