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A take and bake business buys ingredients from local grocers for home cooked meals. One of the recipes calls for shrimp. For the business to use the recipe and make enough of the recipe to make multiple take and bake meals, the business needs to buy 5 lbs. of shrimp. Grocer A sells a 1 lb. bag for $10.99. Grocer B sells a lb. bag for $16.99. Grocer C sells a lb. bag for $8.99. Create charts such as the one shown below to examine purchase combinations from the different grocers. Which purchase combination from the different grocers provided the best value? How did you arrive at this result? State your answer in the context of the problem.

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