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Your class collected money to buy turkeys and hams for

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1 answer:

xxMikexx [17]3 years ago

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Answer: $14.00

Step-by-step explanation:

9 turkeys costed a total amount of $162.00

We need to subtract that from the total cost, $316.00, to find out how much money was spent on 11 hams.

316 - 162 = 154

So, 11 hams costed 154.

We then need to find the unit rate of 11 turkeys for 154 dollars.

To do that, we must divide 154 ÷ 11

That gives us 14.

Therefore, your answer is: $14.00 per ham.

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