A store bought 35 lb of produce. If the store spent $100.80, about how much does

the produce cost per pound in dollars? $0.03, $0.30, $3.00, or $30.00?

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Jabari Parker

Mathematics

4 July, 19:41

A store bought 35 lb of produce. If the store spent $100.80, about how much does

the produce cost per pound in dollars? $0.03, $0.30, $3.00, or $30.00?

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Nellie · Answer 1

Hi there! To find the cost per pound, divide the total price ($100.8) by the amount of pounds (35). 100.8 / 35 is 2.88 or 3 when rounded to the nearest whole number. The cost per pound is about $3. The answer is $3.00.

A store bought 35 lb of produce. If the store spent $100.80, about how much doesthe produce cost per pound in dollars? $0.03, $0.30, $3.00, or $30.00?

A store bought 35 lb of produce. If the store spent $100.80, about how much does

the produce cost per pound in dollars? $0.03, $0.30, $3.00, or $30.00?