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27 February, 09:30

Coach brown bought 6 basketballs for $16 each and 6 footballs for $24 each. The expression 6 * 16+6*24 gives the total cost in dollars of the basketballs and footballs. Use the distributive property to write the expression another way. Then evaluate.

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