3 years ago

What is the cost of m apples, if each apple costs $0.20?

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mash [69]3 years ago

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Answer:

The cost of M apples is M($0.20).

Explanation:

We don't know how many apples exactly, we only know that it is the quantity of M. Since each apple is $0.20, we can multiply that by M to get the amount of "$0.20's" for M apples.

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