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Write a real-word problem where you have to multiply 120 and 75.

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natita [175]3 years ago

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Bob works at a factory.
He makes $120 a day and Bob needs to make a certain amount of money to pay his bills at the end of three months. Bob has to pay $8675 for his bills. If Bob worked 75 days, does he have enough to pay his bills?

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Yes.

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120 x 75 = 9000

9000-8675

I hope this helped!

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