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Six sweets cost 90cent. How many sweets can you buy for $2.40c?
Anonymous
Apr 15
Six sweets cost 90cent. How many sweets can you buy for $2.40c?
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Apr 15
16 sweets.
To find this answer, you can set up a proportion:
6 sweets cost 90 cents
x sweets cost $2.40
6/90 = x/240
Cross multiply to solve for x:
90x = 6 * 240
90x = 1440
x = 1440 / 90
x = 16
Therefore, you can buy 16 sweets for $2.40.
To find this answer, you can set up a proportion:
6 sweets cost 90 cents
x sweets cost $2.40
6/90 = x/240
Cross multiply to solve for x:
90x = 6 * 240
90x = 1440
x = 1440 / 90
x = 16
Therefore, you can buy 16 sweets for $2.40.
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