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find each unit cost $12 for 4 yards to the 2 power $3.45 for 3.7 oz $9 for 5 L
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12/4 = 3 3.45/3.7 = 0.93 9/5 = 1.8
O.o tofu!
WAIT What -.-
im confused on the fractio one XD
all three are fractions ones. lol
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OH LOL!
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you want the cost for 1 unit. so in the first one, u have the cost for 4 units. so for 1 unit will be: 12/4 = 3yards^2
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so 3 yards
yes!!
and same for others
SO 3 FOR ALL =D
No, 3 for the first one.
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3.45/3.7 = 0.93 9/5 = 1.8
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