Chicken is normally $2.15/ib. but if you purchase 26 pounds for $41.34,how much do u save per pound A$0.19
B$0.26
C$0.56
D0.79

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You'd be saving $0.56 per pound of chicken.

Step-by-step explanation:

The regular price for 26 lb of chicken would be ($2.15/lb)(26 lb) = $55.90.

Subtracting $41.34 from that figure, we get $14.56.

Dividing that result by 26 lb results in $0.56.

You'd be saving $0.56 per pound of chicken.

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