2) Which sequence of arithmetic operations could be used to solve for the cost of each apple?
A)
Subtract 0.89 from $7.15; divide difference by 4
B) Subtract 0.89 from $7.15; divide difference by 7
Multiply 0.89 by 3; add product to $7.15; divide sum
by 4
D)
Multiply 0.89 by 3; subtract product from $7.15;
divide difference by 4

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