Jo's birthday is tomorrow and she is bringing candies for all of her 25 classmates. If she decides on giving 3 candies to one classmate, then the total number of candies she has to bring is?

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The correct option is B 75
Jo is giving 3 candy to one of her classmate.
That means for a total of 25 classmates, she has to give $3 + 3 + 3 + . . . + 3$ (25 times)
Or $25 \times 3 = 75$ candies.

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Jo's birthday is tomorrow and she is bringing candies for all of her 25 classmates. If she decides on giving 3 candies to one classmate, then the total number of candies she has to bring is?

The correct option is B 75Jo is giving 3 candy to one of her classmate. That means for a total of 25 classmates, she has to give 3+3+3+...+3(25 times) Or 25×3=75 candies.

The correct option is B 75
Jo is giving 3 candy to one of her classmate.
That means for a total of 25 classmates, she has to give $3 + 3 + 3 + . . . + 3$ (25 times)
Or $25 \times 3 = 75$ candies.