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An athletic director pays $90 for 12 sun visors for the softball team. how much will the athletic director pay to buy 15 more su

n visors? what is the cost of 16 sun visors?

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kenny6666 [7]3 years ago

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he will pay 112.50 for just the 15 more sun visors (not including the 12 he already bought), for 16 he'd pay $120.

to figure this out you find out how much just one sun visor is so you divide the $90 by 12 sun visors and get 7.50, then you times 7.50 by 15 to get the cost of buying 15 sun visors, same scenario with 16 sun visors... hope this helps.

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