In the deli, meat and cheese are sold by the pound. There is usually a unit price in each variety in the refrigerator case. If honey ham costs $5.99 per lb, how much would 1.5 lbs cost?

Enter your answer as a decimal rounded to the nearest cent.

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Kaylah Cunningham

Mathematics

10 July, 14:58

In the deli, meat and cheese are sold by the pound. There is usually a unit price in each variety in the refrigerator case. If honey ham costs $5.99 per lb, how much would 1.5 lbs cost?

Enter your answer as a decimal rounded to the nearest cent.

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Jeramiah Mendoza · Answer 1

This here is a simple algebra equation that may seem tricky due to the wording. However, with some simple deduction, you will be able to see that all you have to find is a small equation.

So if 1lbs = $5.99

and you need to find 1.5lbs

5.99x = answer

then all you simply have to do is multiply $5.99 by 1.5lbs.

When completing the equation, you will see that 1.5lbs of ham will cost $8.985 which will round to $8.99.

In the deli, meat and cheese are sold by the pound. There is usually a unit price in each variety in the refrigerator case. If honey ham costs $5.99 per lb, how much would 1.5 lbs cost?Enter your answer as a decimal rounded to the nearest cent.

In the deli, meat and cheese are sold by the pound. There is usually a unit price in each variety in the refrigerator case. If honey ham costs $5.99 per lb, how much would 1.5 lbs cost?

Enter your answer as a decimal rounded to the nearest cent.