five criterion team bikes cost $ 11,300. How much would the club have to pay for a dozen criterion team bikes?

1 answer:

7 0

First of all divide 11,300 by 5 and get 2,260 which then multiply it by 12 which will get you 27,120 as the answer.

So it would cost $27,120 to get a dozen criterion team bikes.

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