Jay bought 3 dogs that each cost the same. the total cost was 145.71. what was the price was each dog

Ok so all you have to do is divide 145.71 by 3 to get the price of each dog.

145.71 ÷ 3 =

$48.57

Each dog cost $48.57. Hope that helps!

You divide 145.71 by 3. $48.57 would be the cost per dog.

what i would say the best answer is a. 40.5

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