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A recipe calls for 4 Tbsp of chopped parsley. A kitchen test reveals that 1 bunch of parsley yields 4 Tbsp of chopped parsley. If parsley costs 0.37/bunch and has a yield percentage of 65, then the extended cost of 4 Tbsp of parsley is ________.
 
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Pivot point service is a designated starting position with all orders being served clockwise beginning with the pivot point.
 
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