What is the total cost of buying several shirts at 24.95 each

First, you need to know how many shirts you are going to buy. If you have not decided the number at this times, then you assign a letter (called a variable) to represent the number of that you will buy once you have decided.

So, you let x = the number of shirts, and each of these shirts, we are told, will cost $24.95.

So, the total cost (C) of x shirts at $24.95 each can be found by multiplying x (the number of shirts) by $24.95 (the cost of each shirt)

C = (x)($24.95) or C = (24.95)x dollars.

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only 10/60 isn't equivalent

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