Ill give the crown things The school book fair has a great deal on the last day of the book fair! The first two books you buy costs a total of $7 and then each book purchased after that costs $3.50. How much do you owe if you purchase 8 books?

28$

Step-by-step explanation:

You subtract 2 from 8 which is 6, you then multiply 6 times 3.50. Then add 7, which you get 28$

$28.000000000000000000000000000000000

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Onto the Problamo

We purchase 8 books in total. The first two books cost $7. So that 2/8 books purchased. now we need to purchase 6 more. Because It says: $3.50 per book, we do 3.50*6 or 3.50+3.50+3.50+3.50+3.50+3.50. so 7$ from the 2 books from the first statement plus $21 from the leftover 6 books.

7+21=28$

so I owe the school book fair $28 in the end

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