Samuel invited 59 friends to his birthday party. If he gives everyone 112 candies, how many candies will he give in total?

6,658

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6,608

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6,508

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Solution

The correct option is B 6,608
Samuel has invited 59 friends.
Number of candies everyone gets = 112.

$So, total number of candies given by$ $Samuel = 112 \times 59$

Writing the larger number above and right-aligning them, we get:

So, Samuel will give 6,608 candies in total.

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Samuel invited 59 friends to his birthday party. If he gives everyone 112 candies, how many candies will he give in total?

The correct option is B 6,608Samuel has invited 59 friends. Number of candies everyone gets = 112. So, total number of candies given by Samuel=112×59 Writing the larger number above and right-aligning them, we get: So, Samuel will give 6,608 candies in total.

The correct option is B 6,608
Samuel has invited 59 friends.
Number of candies everyone gets = 112.

$So, total number of candies given by$ $Samuel = 112 \times 59$

Writing the larger number above and right-aligning them, we get:

So, Samuel will give 6,608 candies in total.