Mrs. Nixon went to the store to buy candy for her
students. Candy was on sale for $0.90 per
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Mathematics, 16.10.2020 09:01 FreddyNoTalKing
Mrs. Nixon went to the store to buy candy for her
students. Candy was on sale for $0.90 per
pound. If Ms. Nixon purchased 2.5 pounds of
candy, how much did she pay?
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