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Maya needs to buy 10.4 tons of rocks for her landscaping company. Each ton of rocks costs $32.90. The salesperson offers to sell

the rocks to Maya for $330.
Is Maya saving money if she agrees to this deal?

How much should Maya actually be charged for the rocks?

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fredd [130]1 year ago

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Answer:

10.4 × 32.90 = 342.16

so yeah she should take the deal

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