Six cakes cost £1.80 how much do ten cakes cost

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4 0

Here, 6 cakes cost = £1.80
So, 1 cake costs = 1.80/6

Now, for 10 cakes, it would be: 1.80/6 * 10 = 18/6 = 3

In short, Your Final Answer would be £3

Hope this helps!

julia-pushkina [17]3 years ago

3 0

£1.80 / 6 = 30p
this is the cost of 1 cake
30p x 10 = £3
the cost of 10 cakes is £3

hope this helps you

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