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Mr, Obrien needs to buy 8 television for the school. Each television costs $795. Mr. O'Brien has 120 fifty-dollar bills that he can use to pay for the televisions. Part A. How much will the 8 televisions
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Mr, Obrien needs to buy 8 television for the school. Each television costs $795. Mr. O'Brien has 120 fifty-dollar bills that he can use to pay for the televisions.

Part A.
How much will the 8 televisions cost?
Part B.
Does Mr. Obrien have enough money to buy all televisions he needs? If not, how many can he buy?

User Thomas Wilde
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Answer:

This answer is for only part A

1tv=$795

8 x 795 = 6,360

User Noobed
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Answer:

A. $6360, B. He doesn't have enough money.

Explanation:

Mr, Obrien needs to buy 8 television for the school. Each television costs $795. Mr-example-1
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