Mathematics, 05.11.2020 23:40, iBrain

Help Lesson 11 & 12: A shop sells bagels for $5 per dozen. At this rate, how much would 6 bagels cost? Your answer is a dollar amount, so it must have a number to the left of the decimal and two numbers to the right of the decimal. (Example: $5.50 would be entered as 5.50) *

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Help Lesson 11 & 12: A shop sells bagels for $5 per dozen. At this rate, how much would 6 bagels...