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9. Jenn went to the farmer's market with $40.00. She bought a 10 lb bag of potatoes for $6.00, a pie for $8.00, 4 qt fresh blueb

erries for $4.00 per qt, and 5 lb of apples at $1.49 per lb. What
percent of the $40.00 did she still have when she left?
93.625%
6.375%
25%
.0595%

1 answer:

Juli2301 [7.4K]3 years ago

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Answer: the answer is 6.375% because I just took the test

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