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natima [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

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So if each camera costs $6.95 snd he wants 100 you would multiply by 100. And that would be 6.95×100=695 and a good trick I've learnt is that you just move the numbers 1 column to the left for each zero so if it was 10 you'd move all the numbers 1 column to the left. It is abit hard to explain but you're answer is there just thought that'd help in future.

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