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HELP ME WHAT THE ANSERW Lisa has a scholarship for all four years she attends collage what is the total amount of the scholarshi

p is worth if Lisa classes cost 12,000 per year

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krok68 [10]3 years ago

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12,000 × .75= 9,000 then multiply by 4. Your total is 36,000

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