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To solve the problem:

1. First, calculate the price of one plant pot by dividing the total cost for 6 plant pots by 6:
\[
\text{Price of one plant pot} = \frac{£11.40}{6} = £1.90
\]

2. To find the cost of 18 plant pots, multiply the price of one plant pot by 18:
\[
\text{Cost of 18 plant pots} = £1.90 \times 18 = £34.20
\]

So, it would cost **£34.20** to buy 18 plant pots.

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Here are 5 related questions:
1. If it costs £7.60 to buy 4 plant pots, how much would 12 pots cost?
2. What would be the cost for 10 plant pots if each pot costs £1.50?
3. How many plant pots could you buy with £28.50 if each pot costs £1.90?
4. If the price of one plant pot increases by 10%, how much would 6 pots cost?
5. What is the total cost for 24 plant pots if the price of 3 pots is £5.70?

**Tip:** When scaling up prices or quantities, finding the unit price first simplifies calculations!

Every plant pot for sale in a garden centre is the same price. It costs £11.40 to buy 6 plant pots. How much would it cost to buy 18 plant pots? Give your answer in pounds (£).

Learn how to calculate the total cost of buying 18 plant pots when it costs £11.40 for 6 pots. This problem focuses on proportionality, division, and multiplication. Suitable for students in Grades 5-6.

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