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John is buying toy cars. If each car is 0.35 cents, how many cars can John buy with 1,000 dollars?​
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John is buying toy cars. If each car is 0.35 cents, how many cars can John buy with 1,000 dollars?​

User Martin Vandzura
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Answer: 2857 cars

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User Kburke
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Answer:

He can buy 2857 cars.

Explanation:

In order to find the amount he can buy, you need to divide 1,000/.35. This equals 2857.14 but because you cannot buy .14 of a toy car, you round down to 2857 which is the end answer. Hope this helps :)

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