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Teri paid $3.06 for apples that cost $.68 a pound.How many pounds of apples did she buy?

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topjm [15]2 years ago

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$x* \frac{dollars}{pound}=total$
$x* \frac{0.68dollars}{pound} = 3.06dollars \\ x= \frac{3.06}{0.68} \\ x=4.5pounds$

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