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Billy is selling donuts at school to raise money for a mission trip. If he sells each donut for $2, what is the maximum number in this situation's range if he only has 3 do…

Billy is selling donuts at school to raise money for a mission trip. If he sells each donut for $2, what is the maximum number in this situation's range if he only has 3 do…
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billy is selling donuts at school to raise money for a mission trip. If he sells each donut for $2, what is the maximum number in this situation's range if he only has 3 dozen donuts?

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He only has 3 dozen; 3 * 12 = 36

Multiply by two because it’s the amount of money each donut costs, 36 being the amount of donuts

36 * 2 = 72

The answer is $72
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