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a bakery sells packages of 10 bagels for $3.69 it's a bakery start selling the bagels in packages of 12 how much would you expec

t a baggage of 12 to cost

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Sophie [7]3 years ago

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3.69/10 = .369 x 12 = 4.428, so around 4.43

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