brandi paid 5.23 for 3.6 pounds of chicken. at this rate, how much is she paying for each pound? express your?

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Answer 1

if you can't figure that out, go back to school

Answer 2

do your own darn homework, divide how much it cost by how many pounds to get cost per pound. if she had spent $6 for 3 pounds, $6 divided by 3 =$2 per pound, so take your $5.23 and divide it by the 3.6 pounds to figure out her cost per pound. have fun, and then go figure out your mom's gas mileage...

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Answer 3

Total amt paid = 5.23 for 3.6 pounds

:. per pound = 5.23/3.6=1.45

Answer 4

hi! watch.. finished bill = 30 kilos / 3 people = 10 kilos each Waiter returns with 5 kilos substitute, meaning they paid 25 kilos finished (30 kilos - 25 kilos = 5 kilos) 25 kilos / 3 people = 8.33333 kilos each so as meaning they spent 8 kilos and 33 'cents' (33/one hundred part of a pound) and they each supply the waiter a a million pound tip so 8.33333 + a million = 9.33333 kilos each. 3 people * 9.33333 kilos = 28 kilos and they are left with 2 kilos... "the position is the lacking a million pound"??? nicely the mistakes changed into you stated they each pay 9 kilos each, they payed 9 kilos and 33 cents each. desire that helped!

Answer 5

Take the amount she paid, 5.23, and divide it by 3.6. From therse you can find out how much one pund cost.

Answer 6

5.23 divided by 3.6 will give you the amount per pound.

Answer 7

$5.23 cost / 3.6 pounds = $1.45 per pound

Answer 8

5.23 = 3.6(x)


1.45 per lb

check

1.45 x 3.6 = 5.23

Answer 9

$5.23 / 3.6 lbs = $1.45/lb (roughly)

Answer 10

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