Mason delivers 98 papers a week. How many does he deliver a year without using multiplication

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Anarel [89]3 years ago

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3136

There are 32 weeks in a year. If you were not to use multiplication, you can use addition to find the answer.

If he delivers 98 papers a week and there are 32 weeks in a year, then you can add 98 to itself 32 times:

98+98+98...

Do this until you have added 98 to itself 32 times. This will give you the answer of 3136.

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