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there were four thousand, eight hundred forty-two ants in each anthill. if there were three hundred thirty anthills, how many ants were there in all?

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Final answer:

To find the total number of ants, multiply the number of ants in each anthill by the total number of anthills, resulting in 1,597,860 ants in total across all anthills.

Step-by-step explanation:

To determine the total number of ants across all anthills, we will use multiplication:

  1. First, we find out the number of ants in one anthill, which is given as four thousand, eight hundred forty-two (4,842).
  2. Next, we multiply this number by the total number of anthills, which is three hundred thirty (330).
  3. To calculate this, we have 4,842 ants per anthill × 330 anthills, which equals 1,597,860 ants in total.

So there are 1,597,860 ants in all the anthills combined.

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