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Crafter’s Warehouse sells 5 yards of solid color fleece for $8.58. They sell 16 feet of patterned fleece for $11.00. Which fleec

e is the better price?

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scoundrel [369]3 years ago

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Answer:

6 yards = 18 feet

16.49/18=$0.92 per fleece

15.40/16=$0.96 per fleece

Crafter's warehouse is better the price is less per feet of fleece

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