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Brad, Stella, and Gilbert want to get a thank you gift for Maria. They will split the cost evenly. They buy 6 roses at $2.15 eac

h and a box of chocolates for $7.90. The store has a "no sales tax" day.
Brad estimates the cost per person to be $8. Is this reasonable?
A yes or no

Stella estimates the cost per person to be $7. Is this reasonable?
B yes or no

Gilbert estimates the cost per person to be $6. Is this reasonable?
C yes or no

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Keith_Richards [23]2 years ago

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Answer: Stella has a reasonable Answer

Step-by-step explanation:

When you add up all of the Costs, you get an answer of $20.80

You Divide $20.80 by 3

And you get your answer of 6.93333

Which estimates around 7 dollars making Stella Right!

Hope this helps :)

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