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Norman spent a total of $2.68 on Cheese. If the grocery store sells the cheese for $.67 per pound (lb), how many pounds (lbs) did Norman buy?

Norman spent a total of $2.68 on Cheese. If the grocery store sells the cheese for $.67 per pound (lb), how many pounds (lbs) did Norman buy?
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Norman spent a total of $2.68 on Cheese. If the grocery store sells the cheese for $.67 per pound (lb), how many pounds (lbs) did Norman buy?

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User Gobernador
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Norman bought 4 pounds (Ibs) of cheese.

Step-by-step explanation:

if you divide $2.68 by $0.67 you get 4

to check your answer you can multiply 4 by $0.67 and you’ll get $2.68
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User Xirdus
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Answer:

4 pounds (lb)

Step-by-step explanation:

$2.68 (spent) ÷ $0.67p/lb = 4 lb

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