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It all depends on what time of the year and the quality of grapes but they aren't that expencive ;)
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If grapes are 1.70 a pound what will one and a half grapes cost?
what is the half of 1.70
A sandwich shop is ordering apples and grapes to make a chicken salad. Apples cost 1.25 per pound and grapes cost 2.60 pound. If they ordered a total of 20 pounds apples and grapes and paid 35.80, how many pounds of grapes did they order?
3.85 pound grapes
One kg of grapes costs 1.20 aron picks up a bag containing 2.235 kg of grapesuse benchmark fractions to determine the approximate cost of grapes?
Grapes cost 1.20/kg
Why does grapes cost so much from tesco?
because Tesco is where most grapes come from and they want you to pay more for their freshly grown grapes.
The cost y of red grapes can be represented by the equation y 3x where x is the number of pounds of red grapes. The graph shows the cost of green grapes. Which type of grape costs more per pound A. Gr?
ref grapes because green is 1-$1 and red are 1-$3
How much did grapes cost in 1998?
10 cents pound
Cost of grapes in the 1930?
$300 per grap seed
How much does one grapefruit cost?
.85
How much do one bag of grapes cost?
they cost 10.50 for 4 bundles1.50 for bundlsfrom chloe anfield perryfields high school
Which gives more money minus the cost of planting in farmville - sunflowers or grapes?
Grapes give you a net profit of 183 coins, whereas sunflowers only give you a net profit of 180 coins. Thus, grapes are the best, even though they cost more to plant than sunflowers do.
If 4 pounds of grapes cost 5.60 what is the unit rate?
1.40 for one pound.
A grocery store purchased 200 pounds of grapes at 0.60 per pound experience sHow is that 10 percent of the grapes will spoil at what price per pound would the store make 15 percent markup on cost?
If 10% of the grapes spoil, the store is left with 180 pounds. To calculate the markup price per pound, we first determine the cost of the 180 pounds of grapes. Therefore, the store would need to sell the grapes at $0.77 per pound ($0.60 x 1.15) to achieve a 15% markup on cost.
