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Yuka buys 6 pounds of apples at $0.50 a pound. She also buys 6 pounds of bananas. Altogether, the fruit costs $12.00. What is the cost per pound for the bananas?
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Well you take .50 and multiply it by 6. then you subtract what you got from the $12. This leaves you with 9$ left. Do you know what to do in the last step?
no i just need the answer
You wont learn if you don't try... You take 9 divided by 6 which is....
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It is $1.50 per pound.
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this is hilarious some stubborn people but anyways is that the right anser?
so it would be C
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