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Marilyn bought cotton that sells for $2.35 a yard. To the nearest cent, how much will she pay for 3.5 yards of cotton?

Marilyn bought cotton that sells for $2.35 a yard. To the nearest cent, how much will she pay for 3.5 yards of cotton?
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Marilyn bought cotton that sells for

$2.35 a yard. To the nearest cent,
how much will she pay for 3.5 yards
of cotton?

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User Cloudnaut
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Step-by-step explanation:

2.35/2 = 1.18

2.35×3= 7.05

7.05+1.18= 8.23

= $8.23

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User Thadeu Melo
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