Mathematics, 12.12.2020 20:40 jasonskatesallday

Mr. Garrison sold 17 pounds of oranges at the flea market. The oranges sold for $1.78 per pound.
How much did Mr. Garrison receive for the oranges he sold?

( 1pound = $1.75 )

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Mr. Garrison sold 17 pounds of oranges at the flea market. The oranges sold for $1.78 per pound.