Jane bought seven cards and seven
chocolate boxes for her seven friends.
The cards cost total...
Mathematics, 11.01.2021 23:40 summer098890
Jane bought seven cards and seven
chocolate boxes for her seven friends.
The cards cost total $14, and the boxes cost total $35.
How much was her total bill?
Use multiplication
How much did one card cost?
Use division
One chocolate box?
Use division
Answers: 1
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