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Kmch
Kmch Kmch
  • 21-03-2017
  • Mathematics
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If 9 oranges cost $1.50, what's the cost of twelve oranges at the same rate?

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ussfleader14
ussfleader14 ussfleader14
  • 21-03-2017

The cost of twelve oranges.

1.50 divided by 9 = 0.16666666
0.1666666 = 1 orange.

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 21-03-2017

To solve this, divide 1.50 by 9. That is around 0.16666666666. Now multiply that by 12 to get your answer. That is around $2. 

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