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At a local grocery store, Sabrina spends $3.96 for 2 pounds of blueberries. How much can she expect to pay for 6 pounds of blueberries?
8 years ago

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3 x $3.96

Do you know why?
8 years ago
triz
1 pound= 3.96/2 which=1.98.
1.98 x 6=11.88.
the answer is therefore 11.88
8 years ago

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