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2 years ago
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Ms. Jacobson is taking her son and five friends to a trampoline gym. The cost to enter the gym is $9 for each person. Ms. Jacobs
on paid for everyone including herself to enter the gym. How much did she pay for everyone including herself to enter the gym?
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She paid $27
Step-by-step explanation:
9x3
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