Suzanne needs material for her school project. she buys 4.75 yards of material at $5.37 a yard. what is the total cost of the material? round to the nearest cent.

$25.51

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the total cost, we need to multiply the amount per yard by the amount of yards of material used.

We have 4.75 yards of material and it costs 5.37 for every yard. All we have to do now is multiply them together.

5.37*4.75=25.51 rounded up.

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