A box of chocolates costs $9. How much will 15 boxes of chocolate cost? A. $119 b. $120 c. $125 d. $135 e. $145

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To solve this problem, we must multiply the cost of one box of chocolates ($9) by the number of boxes of chocolates purchased (15) to find the total cost of the chocolates.

$9 * 15 = $135

Therefore, your answer is $135, or option D.

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