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Lisa went to the hardware store and bought 12 pieces rope. Each rope was 34 of a meter long. If the rope cost $3.50 a meter, how

much did she spend?

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andrew11 [14]3 years ago

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One rope = 34m
12 ropes = 34 x 12 = 408m
Total cost = $3.50 x 408 = $1428

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