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jenny401 jenny401
  • 14-01-2016
  • Mathematics
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cost per person is the total cost divided by the numbers of persons

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Corey359
Corey359 Corey359
  • 14-01-2016

Cost per person= Total cost/ number of people

For example, if 10 people went to the movies and the total cost was $50

so 50/10= 5 dollars per person

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