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3 years ago

Totsakan spent $36.54 on envelopes. If they cost 4.06/box how many boxes did her buy?

Mathematics

2 answers:

never [62]3 years ago

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9 boxes were bought by Totsakan for $36.54 which $4.06 costs each envelope.

Step-by-step explanation:

Total money spent on buying envelopes= $36.54

Cost of one envelope= $4.06 per box

Total no. of envelopes Totsakan bought $=\frac{\text { Total money spent on buying envelopes }}{\text { Cost of One Envelope }}=\frac{36.54}{4.06}=9$ Hence, Totsakan bought 9 boxes in total which it costs $36.54.

Ivahew [28]3 years ago

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9 because you divide 36.54 by 4.06 i’m pretty sure

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