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23-03-2017
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Pecans cost $8.25 for 3 pounds. what is the cost of 5 pounds of pecans?

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Chaconne Chaconne

23-03-2017

You want to find the cost for one pound of pecans.
Divide 8.25 by 3.
8.25/3= 2.75
So it's $2.75 for one pound of pecans.
You want to find the amount for five pounds, so multiply 2.75 by 5
2.75 x 5= 13.75
It costs $13.75 for five pounds of pecans.

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