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A carpenter needs 9.3 feet of rope for a project. How much will the carpenter spend if the rope costs $3.82 per foot?

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2 answers:

Elan Coil [88]1 year ago

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Answer:

A) $35.53

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<h3>Given:</h3>

The cost of the rope is $3.82 per foot,
The length of the rope is 9.3 feet.

<h3>Money spent is:</h3>

$3.82 * 9.3 = $35.526 ≈ $35.53 (rounded)

Correct choice is A.

den301095 [7]1 year ago

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The total amount the carpenter will spend if the rope costs $3.82 per foot is $35.526

<h3>How to determine how much will the carpenter spend if the rope costs $3.82 per foot?</h3>

The length of rope is given as:

Length = 9.3 feet

The price per rope is given as:

Price per rope = $3.82 per foot

The total amount spent by the carpenter is calculated as:

Total amount = Length * Price per rope

Substitute the known values in the above equation

Total amount = 9.3 feet * $3.82 per foot

Evaluate the product

Total amount = $35.526

Hence, the total amount the carpenter will spend if the rope costs $3.82 per foot is $35.526

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