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During a tournament, a batting cage can be used for $5.00 for 50 pitches. If all 192 players use the cage one time, how much mon

ey will the batting cage generate

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Fynjy0 [20]3 years ago

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First, we have to find the rate:
500/50
100/10
10/1
10 cents a pitch:
129 * 10 = 1290
It will cost $12.90

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