The coach buys boots for 36$ and socks for 9$ for each player on the team. There are 9 players. What is the total cost

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Juliette [100K]3 years ago

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So boots $36 and socks are $9 for each player.
You put socks inside boots, so 36+9=45

$45 for one player. How much is for nine players?

45 times 9 is 405.

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