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Mathematics, 30.01.2020 00:59 swagisminecraft

Agrocery store advertises cherries on sale for $2 per pound. at a different store millie paid $11 for 2 3/4 pounds of cherries. how much more did millie pay per pound for cherries than if she had bought them on sale?

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