Bob can drive around the racetrack 72 times for $12. How much would it cost for Bob to drive the race track 27 times?

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$4.50. To find how many laps we can go for one dollar, in this case, we divide 72 by 12. If we do this, we know that we can go 6 laps for 1 dollar. 27 divided by 6 is equal to 4.5, therefore, it will cost $4.50. Pls mark me brainliest if this is correct :)

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