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John bow 27 packets of paper plates, costing £52.65, for a dinner party that he was hosting. his wife reminded him that he should have bought 35 packets to cater everyone who was coming. how much would
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John bow 27 packets of paper plates, costing £52.65, for a dinner party that he was hosting. his wife reminded him that he should have bought 35 packets to cater everyone who was coming. how much would this have cost?

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You would divide £52.65 by 27 to find out what 1 packet costs, thus leads us to £1.95. Then you would do £1.95 x 35 as there are 35 packets to get the answer £68.25
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