Charlie bought a 2 1/2 pound bag of oranges for $3.75. What is the cost of one pound of oranges?

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madam [21]3 years ago

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Charlie bought 2.5 lb/pounds of oranges for a total of $3.75

One pound of oranges equals to $1.50

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