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3 years ago

Alex bought 3 tacos for $4.00. How much would she have to pay for 10 tacos at this rate?

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PtichkaEL [24]3 years ago

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Answer = 13$
Explanation = This would mean each taco would be roughly 1.3$ since 4/3=1.333, so 1.3x10=13$

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