Mathematics, 27.01.2021 02:30, roger93

At Shop A, 2 pounds of crawfish costs $6. At Shop B, 5 pounds of crawfish costs $15. Jacoby says the cost per pound is the same at both shops. Is Jacoby correct? Explain your reasoning.

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