jellybeans cost $0.80 per pound. Howard buys 4.5 pound of jellybeans for himself and 1 pound for his friend. What is the total cost of the jellybeans Howard buys. Show work.

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Dixie Sosa

30 June, 05:39

jellybeans cost $0.80 per pound. Howard buys 4.5 pound of jellybeans for himself and 1 pound for his friend. What is the total cost of the jellybeans Howard buys. Show work.

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Aditya Davies · Answer 1

You have to figure out how many pounds in today howard is buying.

so 4.5 + 1 = 5.5

then it costs $0.80 for each pound so you multiply $0.80 by 5 which is 4.

Howard spends $4

Walter Black · Answer 2

The total cost is $4.40

Step-by-step explanation:

.80 per pound

He buys 4.5 lbs plus 1 for his friend.

4.5 + 1 = 5.5 pounds total

5.5 x. 80 = 4.4