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Tyler buys 3 1/2 pounds of fresh beans. The beans are on sale for $0.98 per pound. Which expressions can Tyler use to calculate

the amount of money that he will need to buy the beans? Check all that apply. 3 × 0.5 3.5 × 0.98 7/2 × 98/100 6 × 0.98 O 7 × 49/50

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Step-by-step explanation:

3.5 pounds × $0.98/pound = $3.43

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