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Tia and her 5 friends are going to the ice skating ring. Each person pays $5 for admission and $5 for food. Write a numerical ex

pression to find the total cost for admission and food.

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dedylja [7]3 years ago

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The expression would be (5*6)+(5*6)=x
or you could shorten it and do (10*6)=x

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