52 Lb
Explanation
Step 1
round each itme to the nearest pound.
in this case, Rounding a price to the nearest pound is the same as rounding a decimal to the closest whole number
so
for example, If the price is $3.80 you can round up to $4 because the number in the tenths position is 8. The closest whole number to 3.8 is 4
hence
[tex]\begin{gathered} cast\text{ iron=5.67 Lbs}\rightarrow6\text{ LB} \\ dictionary=8.34\text{ Lb}\rightarrow8\text{ Lb} \\ a\text{ set of disehes=}37.88\text{ Lb}\rightarrow38\text{ Lb} \end{gathered}[/tex]Step 2
now, add the cost of the items to find the weight of the package
[tex]\begin{gathered} Weight_{package}=Weight_{cast}+Weight_{dictironay}+Weight_{dishes}\text{ } \\ \text{replace} \\ Weight_{package}=6\text{ lb+8 lb +38 lb=52 lb} \end{gathered}[/tex]therefore, the answer is
52 Lb
I hope this helps you