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Carl went to the toy store with a total of $17.25. He wanted to buy action figures costing $1.83 each (price includes tax). What is the maximum number of figures that he can buy…

Carl went to the toy store with a total of $17.25. He wanted to buy action figures costing $1.83 each (price includes tax). What is the maximum number of figures that he can buy…
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Carl went to the toy store with a total of $17.25. He wanted to buy

action figures costing $1.83 each (price includes tax). What is the
maximum number of figures that he can buy?

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User Lithicas
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Answer:

Explanation:

Just divide 17.25 by 1.83 and you will get the answer. You'd get 9.4 but you can't have .4 of something so it is just 9.

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User Jozzhart
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The answer to the question is 9
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User Woodly
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