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At the grocery store, Ryan brought a loaf of bread and some apples. The loaf of bread cost $3.95 and the apple cost $1.29 per pound if Ryan spent $10.40 for the loaf of bread and apples how many pounds of apples did he buy?
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Let the number of pounds of apples Ryan bought be x.
The cost of the apples is 1.29x.
The cost of the loaf of bread is $3.95.
The total cost is 1.29x + 3.95.
The total cost is also $10.40.
Therefore, 1.29x + 3.95 = 10.40.
Subtracting 3.95 from both sides of the equation gives 1.29x = 6.45.
Dividing both sides by 1.29 gives x = 5.
Thus, Ryan bought 5 pounds of apples. Answer: \boxed{5}.
The cost of the apples is 1.29x.
The cost of the loaf of bread is $3.95.
The total cost is 1.29x + 3.95.
The total cost is also $10.40.
Therefore, 1.29x + 3.95 = 10.40.
Subtracting 3.95 from both sides of the equation gives 1.29x = 6.45.
Dividing both sides by 1.29 gives x = 5.
Thus, Ryan bought 5 pounds of apples. Answer: \boxed{5}.
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