SchirmerC
SchirmerC
18-09-2017
Mathematics
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I need help with #2 please
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maddee3
maddee3
18-09-2017
Divide 5.34 by 6 to find the cost of 1 orange. You should get .89¢
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mtomas598
mtomas598
18-09-2017
Simply divide the cost by the number of oranges to get the price of 1 orange
5.34/6
= 0.89
So, 1 orange costs $0.89
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