Jorge is at the dollar store buying balloons for a birthday party. For every 5 balloons he buys he pays $6.

The price per balloon is $1.2 per balloon

Step-by-step explanation:

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Jorge is at the dollar store buying balloons for a birthday party. For every 5 balloons he buys he pays $6. What is the price per balloon?

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question, Jorge is buying balloons for a birthday party and he pays $6 for every 5 balloons he buys, To determine the price per balloon, we will find the cost of 1 balloon.

Let the cost of 1 balloon be $x.

If 5 balloons cost $6,

Then, 1 balloon will cost $x

Therefore, we can write that

x = = 6/5 = 1.2

∴ x = 1.2

This means the price of 1 balloon is $1.2

Hence, the price per balloon is $1.2 per balloon.

step-by-step explanation:

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