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Kaylyn Cohen

16 April, 04:29

Debbie bought some apples at the grocery store. The apples cost $0.89 per pound. I'd Debbie spent $2.67 on apples, then how many pounds of apples did she purchase? (Answer choices: A-1.5 pounds B-2.67 pounds C-3 pounds D-4 pounds)

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