Ellen went to a garage sale to buy chairs. Each chair cost 15 dollars. How much money did Ellen spend for the 12 chairs she bought?
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See the solution process below:
Explanation:
The formula for this problem is:
s = n ⋅ c
Where:
s is how much Ellen spent - what we are
solving for in this problem.
n is the number of items (chairs in this case)
Ellen bought - 12 for this problem
c is the cost for each item - $15 for this
problem.
Substituting the information from the problems
and solving gives:
s = 12 ⋅ $15
s = $180
Ellen spent $180 on the 12 chairs.
See the solution process below:
Explanation:
The formula for this problem is:
s = n ⋅ c
Where:
s is how much Ellen spent - what we are
solving for in this problem.
n is the number of items (chairs in this case)
Ellen bought - 12 for this problem
c is the cost for each item - $15 for this
problem.
Substituting the information from the problems
and solving gives:
s = 12 ⋅ $15
s = $180
Ellen spent $180 on the 12 chairs.
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