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11-03-2019
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IRENE BOUGHT SIX POUNDS OF FISH FOR $12.90.BASED ON THAT COST,HOW MUCH WOULD 3.4 POUNDS OF THE SAME FISH COST?

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11-03-2019

Answer:

$7.31

Step-by-step explanation:

Considering this, we can do 12.9/6, which shows us that one pound of fish is $2.15.

Then, we multiply 2.15*3.4, which is $7.31.

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