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3 years ago

Aaaaaa help I’m stuck at F I really need to do this so I could get a D please with explanation

Mathematics

1 answer:

Fed [463]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

$1.51

Step-by-step explanation:

1.25 lb. of dried fruit : $\frac{\$1.84}{lb.}*\frac{1.25\ lb.}{1}=\$2.30$

0.5 lb. of cereal : $\frac{\$2.38}{lb.}*\frac{0.5\ lb.}{1}= \$1.19$

Cost = $2.30 + $1.19 = 3.49

Money = $5

$5 - $3.49 = $1.51 in change

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