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2 years ago

A box of 6 trophies costs 5$. How much would it cost to buy 48 trophies ?

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2 answers:

Mama L [17]2 years ago

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Do 48/6, then multiply the answer by $5

marta [7]2 years ago

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Ah, this is simple multiplecation, on both sides.
You have a box of 6 trophies, and it costs 5 bucks.
Well, you should know that 6*8=48
So, if 6*8=48 trophies, then multiply 5 bucks *8, which gives you 40

$40 for 48 trophies.

~Hope this helps!

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