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3 years ago

Una maestra esta comprando lapices para su salon de clases. Si una docena de lapices cuesta $0.79 puede comprar lapices con $5?

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1 answer:

NeX [460]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

Cantidad total de lapices= 76

Step-by-step explanation:

Dada la siguiente información:

Costo por docena= $0.79

Presupuesto total= $5

Para calcular la cantidad total de lapiceras que se pueden comprar con $5, debemos usar la siguiente formula:

Cantidad total de lapices= presupuesto total / costo por docena

Cantidad total de lapices= 5 / 0.79

Cantidad total de lapices= 6.33

Para ser mas exactos:

0.33*12= 4

Cantidad total de lapices= 6*12 + 4

Cantidad total de lapices= 76

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