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Mark bought 8 bags of sand, each weighing 25 lb, for $1.68/bag. One bag ripped and he lost all the sand. What was his true price per pound of sand?
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Mark bought 8 bags of sand, each weighing 25 lb, for $1.68/bag. One bag ripped and he lost all the sand. What was his true price per pound of sand?
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Mark bought 8 bags of sand, each weighing 25 lb, for $1.68/bag. One bag ripped and he lost all the sand. What was his true price per pound of sand?
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