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2 years ago

Charmaine pays $848 for landscaping rocks for a project. The cost per pound is 32 cents. How many pounds did she purchase?

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Okay so since it is 32 cents, it will be 0.32
You need to find the number of pounds
So, do 848/0.32
You get 2650
Charmaine purchased 2,650 pounds of rocks
hope this helps:)

DerKrebs [107]2 years ago

6 0

Answer:

answer would be d

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