potatoes cost $0.85 per pound. Luke bought 2.75 pounds of potatoes. How much did he pay for the potatoes? Round to the nearest cent.
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First, we need to multiply the cost per pound by the number of pounds Luke bought: $0.85 * 2.75 = 2.3375. Show more…
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