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if someone answers this i will make new question and give them another MEDAL SO 2 MEDALS for one question Which answer describes the calculations that could be used to solve this problem?

Thomas bought a case of 6 apple juice bottles and one 3-liter bottle of orange juice. Each apple juice bottle contains 2 liters of juice. How many liters of apple and orange juice did Thomas buy?



A.


Multiply 6 × 2. Then add 3 to the product.


B.
Multiply 6 × 3. Then add 2 to the product.


C.
Add 6 + 3. Then multiply the sum by 2.


D.
Add 6 + 2. Then multiply the sum

Answer 1

help

Answer 2

What do you think it may be?

Answer 3

i have no clue

Answer 4

well
id but

Answer 5

Since there are 6 2-liter bottles of apple juice, you would multiply 6 by 2.

Answer 6

so 6x2

Answer 7

a
b
c or
d

Answer 8

Yes. Now since the question asks for the total amount of liters, you add the 3 liters from the 1 bottle of OJ.

Answer 9

i'll go with multiply 6x2 and then add by 3

Answer 10

thx

Answer 11

It is in fact A, but @Daina900 it is against the CoC to give the answer without helping.

Answer 12

so is it b or a i chose b

Answer 13

It's A.

Answer 14

I was only trying to help

Answer 15

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Answer 16

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Answer 17

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Answer 18

Factzz Like for real though

Answer 19

i finished a whole months worth of school off this site

Answer 20

all for an amaginariy medal
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Answer 21

Lml sometimes they don't respond quickly

Answer 22

o

Answer 23

yup