3 years ago

Josh buys cucumbers that cost $0.62 per pound. He pays $2.79 for the cucumbers. How many pounds of cucumbers does Josh have?

Mathematics

1 answer:

borishaifa [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Josh bought 4.5 pounds of cucumbers.

Step-by-step explanation:

2.79 divided by the cost per pound, .62, is 4.5. Therefore he bought 4.5 pounds of cucumbers

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Josh buys cucumbers that cost $0.62 per pound. He pays $2.79 for the cucumbers. How many pounds of cucumbers does Josh have?​

Josh buys cucumbers that cost $0.62 per pound. He pays $2.79 for the cucumbers. How many pounds of cucumbers does Josh have?