Math, asked by adrake813, 9 months ago

Apples are on sale for $5.75 for 5 pounds. What is the cost per pound for the apples?

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Answered by thenotorious3

10

Cost per pound would be
5.75/5=$1.25

Answered by rsahoo2704

3

Answer:

Per pound for apples are 5.75/5=1.25

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