vg2004 vg2004
  • 07-05-2019
  • Mathematics
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kevin bought 4.6 pounds of pecans for $50.89. About how much was the cost per pound

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rgandhi4403 rgandhi4403
  • 07-05-2019

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

4.6 pounds of pecans     1 pound of pecans

_________________ = ______________

50. 89 dollars                   x dollars

Set up an equation like this.

Cross multiply

4.6(x)=50.89(1)

divide both sides by 4.6

x=11.06 (about)

So I pound of pecans costs about 11.06 dollars

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caracciolo768
caracciolo768 caracciolo768
  • 25-11-2020

Answer:

11.06 is the one correct :)

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