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a grocer can buy strawberries for $1.38 per pound, what is the equation that represents this proportional relationship
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Let's say the number of pounds of strawberries the grocer buys is represented by "x".

The cost of the strawberries per pound is given as $1.38.

Therefore, the equation representing this proportional relationship is:

Cost_of_strawberries = $1.38 * x
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