Wendy already owns 3 necklaces, and addictions necklaces are priced at One for a dollar how much money does when do you need to spend on your necklace is in order to own a total of 12 necklaces
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Answer: $9
Step-by-step explanation: If Wendy wants to own a total of 12 necklaces, that means Wendy wants to buy 9 more necklaces, since she already owns 3. We know that each necklace is a dollar.
So if Wendy buys 9 necklaces for a dollar each, then the total price will be $9 for Wendy to own a total of 12 necklaces.
( 9 x 1 = 9)
Wendy has 3 necklaces, and she needs a total of 12. So 12 - 3 is 9. She'll need to buy 9 more necklaces.
If each necklace cost $1, that means for 9 necklaces she will spend $9.
1 × 9 = 9
That means $9 has to be spent, in order to own 12 necklaces.
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