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Can you please help with this one question only please help

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stealth61 [152]2 years ago

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Grocery mart sells a better deal at 57 cents a pound. Baldwin hills market sells at .60 cents a pound so grocery mart is 3 cents better.

(How you figure it out is you divide the cost by the pounds like "4.20 divided by 7lb" which is of course 60. Then you do the same thing with the other numbers and determine what's better.)

hope this helps :D

zaharov [31]2 years ago

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Grocery Mart sold a better deal than baldwsin hills

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