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4 years ago

Robert packed 1,320 cookies into packets of 22 each. He sold all the cookies at $2 per packet. How much money did he make?

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He made $120.
You divide 1,320 by 22. That gives you 60. Then you times 60 by 2(which equals 120) because 60 represents the packets and he made 2 dollars per packet.
Mathematically the steps look like this:
1,320/22
=60
60(2) or 60 x 2
= 120
so $120
hope this helped!

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62 dollers that he got because i did the math

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