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Dee is buying lilies to use in centerpieces for a special dinner. Each centerpiece will have three lilies. There are a total of

ten tables. After a discount for buying in bulk, each lily costs $.92. Use the distributive property to figure the cost of the lilies.

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Leni [432]2 years ago

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It was $30.60 for each centerpieces

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