Question

a little-league baseball coach needs to buy several new baseballs for league play. the price of a baseball is $9.95. how might he calculate the total cost?
A. 0.3 x $9.95
B. $9.95 divided by 6
C. 12 x $9.95
D. 14 divided by $9.95

Answer 1

C.

Answer 2

Because u would have to do the 12 aka 1 dozen baseballs by how much they cost

Answer 3

Is that right?

Answer 4

im a 6 grader

Answer 5

just saying

Answer 6

Ok? wut does tht have to do with anything?

Answer 7

i dont know!!! and i need to show my work!!! this is due tomorrow

Answer 8

Ok well the work is up there

Answer 9

Because u would have to do the 12 aka 1 dozen baseballs by how much they cost??

Answer 10

I guess u would jus do 12x9.95 and get watever u get and that would be the work

Answer 11

ok i hope u are smart

Answer 12

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 13

yeah if you're buying 12 baseballs, then the total cost is 12 x 9.95 = ??? dollars

Answer 14

118.40

Answer 15

A longer way to do it is

9.95+9.95+9.95+9.95 + 9.95+9.95+9.95+9.95 + 9.95+9.95+9.95+9.95

but you can shorten that to

12 x 9.95

Answer 16

close, but 118.40 isn't the answer

Answer 17

118.4 ? lol

Answer 18

that's the same as 118.40

so still no

Answer 19

lol ok well i know its that answer but if i had to show my work, what do i need to put?

Answer 20

it should be 119.40 or 119.4

Answer 21

to show your work you can write 12 x 9.95

or you can show the expanded version of 9.95+9.95+9.95+9.95 + 9.95+9.95+9.95+9.95 + 9.95+9.95+9.95+9.95

if you add that all up, you'll get 119.40

Answer 22

thank you

Answer 23

np