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3) A construction company uses 900 bricks to

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denis-greek [22]3 years ago

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Answer:$570

Step-by-step explanation:If it is 900 for 2 walls, and they need 6 walls, then multiply 900 by 3. They would use 2700 bricks for 6 walls. Multiply 2700 by 0.10 to get the price for all the bricks, 270 dollars. If labor to build each wall costs 50 dollars then multiply that by 6 and add it to the 270 dollars. It costs 570 dollars to build 6 walls

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