Lee spent c cents to buy five pears. In terms of c and d, how many pears could Lee

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The expression that can be used to represent the number of pears that can be bought with d dollars is d(c/5)

<h3>How many pears can be bought with d dollars?</h3>

The first step is to determine the price of one pear. This can be determined by dividing c cents by 5 pears.

Cost of one pear = c/d

The second step is to multiply the cost of one pear by d dollars: d(c/5)

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