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Each person in a group buys a movie ticket, a drink, and a popcorn. How much does the group pay when there are 6 people in the group? $13.50 $19.50 $40.50 $81.00
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Each person in a group buys a movie ticket, a drink, and a popcorn. How much does the group pay when there are 6 people in the group?

$13.50
$19.50
$40.50
$81.00

Each person in a group buys a movie ticket, a drink, and a popcorn. How much does-example-1
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Because every single person in that group bought all three items, all you have to do is add the prices together and multiply by 6, which is $81.
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Answer: 81

Step-by-step explanation:
6.75 + 3 + 3.75 = X
X x 6 = 81


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