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David bought 4.75 pounds of chicken for $11.40. How much did he pay per pound? $0.42 $2.40 $6.65 $54.15
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Why not reduce "$11.40 for 4.75 pounds" to price per pound (known as "unit price")?
SO ITS 6.65
no
11.4/4.75?
2.40
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11.40 / 4.75 = 2.40 pounds
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$2.40 per pound.
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