A math problem that is equal to 24,000

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8 0

I have 40 pairs of shoes. On each pair of shoe, i paid $600 including tax. How much money did I spend in all?

600*40=24,000

notka56 [123]3 years ago

6 0

23,999 + 1

12,000 + 12,000

12,000 x 2

600 x 4

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