A grocery store sells avocados for $2.35 per pound how much would it cost to buy 7.4 pounds of avocados from this store

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sergejj [24]3 years ago

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Answer: cost to buy 7.4 pounds of avocados from this store=$17.39

Step-by-step explanation:

Sale of avocados per pound in the grocery= $2.35

Sale of 7.4 pounds of avocados= $2.35 x 7.4 pounds =$17.39

Therefore, the cost to buy 7.4 pounds of avocados from this store=$17.39

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