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Lynna [10]
3 years ago
14

Jenny is in charge of ordering T-shirts for the math club at her school. If she paid $294 for 21 T-shirts, which of the followin

g statements is true?
A.
Jenny paid $294 for 21 T-shirts, which is a rate of $21 per T-shirt.

B.
Jenny paid $294 for 21 T-shirts, which is a rate of $273 per T-shirt.

C.
Jenny paid $294 for 21 T-shirts, which is a rate of $35 per T-shirt.

D.
Jenny paid $294 for 21 T-shirts, which is a rate of $14 per T-shirt.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alexeev081 [22]3 years ago
5 0
The part that changes in each statement choice is the rate per t-shirt. That means this is what you need to find to correctly answer this question.

To find the rate per t-shirt, divide the total amount paid ($294) by the total amount of t-shirts (21).

294 / 21 = 14

The rate per t-shirt is $14.

Answer:
<span>D. Jenny paid $294 for 21 T-shirts, which is a rate of $14 per T-shirt.</span>
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