6. You buy 3.17 pounds of apples, 1.25 pounds of pears, and 2.56 pounds of oranges. What is your total bill rounded to the nearest cent?
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We can do this by adding the weights of the apples, pears, and oranges: 3.17 pounds (apples) + 1.25 pounds (pears) + 2.56 pounds (oranges) = 6.98 pounds (total weight) Show more…
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