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Forty-eight pens are packaged in 4 boxes. How many pens are packaged in 9 boxes?
In 4 boxes there are a total of 48 pens. Divide 48 by 4 and this will give you how many pens are in 1 box. 48/4 = 12. To find how many pens are in 9 boxes multiply 12 by 9. 12x9 = 108. There are 108 pens in 12 boxes
How many dollars will x pens cost if 5 such pens cost y dollars?
As 5 pens cost Y Dollars', 1 pen' price is Y/5. Then, X pens will cost: XY/5$
How many milligrams make a pound?
1 pound = 453,592.37 milligrams
How many 0.75 pens can you buy with 12.00?
16 pens.
What is the cost of 6 pens if 1 cost 7.50?
what is the cost of 6 pens if 1 cost $7.50
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