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03-11-2020
Mathematics

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At the store, 10 ounces of candy cost $3.20. What is the price of 6 ounce of candy?

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03-11-2020

divide $3.20 to get the cost per ounce, and multiply it by 6 to get the price for 6 ounces.

6 ounces = $1.92

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