A trip to the science museum costs $12.79 per student. Ms. Beal takes 33 students to the science museum.

If Ms. Beal's admission is free, how much will it cost for all 33 students to go to the science museum?

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$422.07
$422.07

$434.86
$434.86

$409.28
$409.28

$447.65

To find the total cost for 33 students to go to the science museum, you multiply the cost per student by the number of students:

\[
12.79 \times 33 = 422.07
\]

So, the correct answer is **$422.07**.

Would you like more details or have any other questions?

Here are five related questions you might find helpful:

1. What would be the total cost if 40 students went to the science museum at the same rate?
2. How much would it cost if the price per student increased by $1?
3. If the trip were discounted by 10%, how much would the total cost be for 33 students?
4. What would be the cost per student if Ms. Beal paid $450 for 33 students?
5. How much would Ms. Beal save if the cost per student was reduced by $2?

**Tip:** When dealing with word problems, always identify key numbers and operations before starting your calculations.

A trip to the science museum costs $12.79 per student. Ms. Beal takes 33 students to the science museum. If Ms. Beal's admission is free, how much will it cost for all 33 students to go to the science museum?

Discover how to calculate the total cost for 33 students going on a trip to the science museum at $12.79 per student. This simple multiplication problem is perfect for students in Grades 4-6, covering key arithmetic concepts.

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