Bobby buys 6 candy bars for $1.74. At the same price, how many more candy bars can he buy for $20.88?

72 more candy bars

Step-by-step explanation:

Divide 20.88 by 1.74 to see how many times 1.74 can go into 20.88. You get 12. If 6 candy bars in total cost 1.74, you multiply 12 by 6 because you have 12 groups of 1.74. 12 times 6 is 72. So Bobby can buy 72 more candy bars.

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