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Bob wants to buy six dining room chairs Anderson's has the same priced at five for 259.?
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Bob can determine the best use of his funds by determining the actual price per chair.
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Rob wants to buy six dining room chairs Anderson's has the chairs priced at five for 259 What is the first step Rob would take to calculate the price of the chairs?
divide $259 by 5 (A+)
Rebecca wants to purchase 6 dining room chairs Anderson's has the chairs priced at 5 for 259.00 What is the first step Rebecca would do to calculate the price of the 6 chairs?
Well, first you have to find out what is the price of one. Divide 259 by 5 to get the price of one chair. You get $51.80 for one; then multiply it by the number of chairs you want. In this case by 6 and you get $310.80
Tiffany wants to make slip covers for her dining room chairs so if each chair requires 5.75 yards of fabric how much fabric is needed to cover 4 chairs?
23yds
Tiffany wants to make slip covers for her dining room chairs If each chair requires 5.75 yards of fabric how much fabric is needed to cover 4 chairs?
4 * 5.75 yards
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