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They told her they charge $45 to install the cable box and $60 each month for the service.

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Nady [450]3 years ago

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The answer is 2,700
This is because

60
x45
------------
300
+2400
--------------

Or Use Partial Products

60. 0. 1.0x40
___________. 2.60x40
I2400 I. 30. I.
40I. I. I. 3.0x40
|---------I----------I. 4.0x5
5I. 0. I. 0. I
l____ I______I
I hope this helped because this was a lot and I mean a lot of work

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