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Ella Grace bought 5 plants for her backyard for $20 each and 3 chairs for her firepit for $20 each. She used this expression to...Asked by random child who needs alot of help
Ella Grace bought 5 plants for her backyard for $20 each and 3 chairs for her firepit for $20 each. She used this expression to calculate the total amount she spent.
(5⋅20)+(3⋅20)
What is another expression to calculate the total amount spent?
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5⋅(20+3)
20⋅(5+3)
(5+20)⋅(3+20)
5⋅20⋅3
(5⋅20)+(3⋅20)
What is another expression to calculate the total amount spent?
(1 point)
Responses
5⋅(20+3)
20⋅(5+3)
(5+20)⋅(3+20)
5⋅20⋅3
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The expression that calculates the total amount spent can be simplified by factoring out the common factor. The two items she bought cost the same amount ($20 each), so you can sum the number of items first and then multiply by the price:
The expression is:
**20 ⋅ (5 + 3)**
This simplifies to the total amount spent by first finding the total number of items (5 plants + 3 chairs = 8 items) and then multiplying by the cost per item ($20).
The correct response from the options given is:
**20 ⋅ (5 + 3)**.
The expression is:
**20 ⋅ (5 + 3)**
This simplifies to the total amount spent by first finding the total number of items (5 plants + 3 chairs = 8 items) and then multiplying by the cost per item ($20).
The correct response from the options given is:
**20 ⋅ (5 + 3)**.
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