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Ursula sold 47 copies her new app for $26 each. How much money did Ursula make? Use the numbers below to fill in the area model.

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800 36 42 6 20
400 140 7 24 240

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bagirrra123 [75]2 years ago

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She made Atleast 1222 dollars for all of her apps sold

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