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### Problem 1:
**John's ad cost for two weeks:**

- John places a 4-line ad.
- Cost details:
  - $22 for the first 2 lines.
  - $12 for each additional line.
- To calculate for 4 lines:
  - The first 2 lines cost $22.
  - The additional 2 lines cost $2 \times 12 = 24$ dollars.
  - Total cost for one week: $22 + 24 = 46$ dollars.
- For two weeks: $46 \times 2 = 92$ dollars.

**John's ad will cost $92 to run for two weeks.**

### Problem 2:
**Auto Trader ad with a photo cost:**

- The base cost for a 3-line ad is $45.
- Each additional line costs $8.50.
- For a 4-line ad:
  - 3 lines cost $45.
  - 1 additional line costs $8.50.
  - Total cost without photo: $45 + 8.50 = 53.50$ dollars.
- Including a photo costs an additional $30.
- Total cost for the 4-line ad with a photo: $53.50 + 30 = 83.50$ dollars.

**The 4-line ad with a photo will cost $83.50.**

Would you like more details or have any other questions? Here are some related questions you might consider:

1. How would the costs change if John wanted to run his ad for three weeks instead?
2. What would the cost be if John decided to use a 5-line ad instead of a 4-line ad?
3. How much would a two-line ad with a photo cost in Auto Trader?
4. What is the cost per week for running a 6-line ad without a photo in Auto Trader?
5. How would the total cost change if Auto Trader offered a discount on additional lines?

**Tip:** Always double-check the cost breakdown, especially when additional fees or options (like photos) are included!

John plans to sell his boxer puppies and places a 4-line ad. The newspaper charges $22 for the first 2 lines and $12 for each additional line to run for one week. What will John's ad cost to run for two weeks? The Auto Trader charges $45 for a three-line classified ad. Each additional line costs $8.50. For an extra $30, the seller can include a photo ad. How much would a four-line ad with a photo cost?

Learn how to calculate the cost of classified ads, including multiple lines and photo ads. This problem involves addition, multiplication, and cost calculation for two different scenarios: selling boxer puppies and placing a car ad with Auto Trader. Suitable for Grades 6-8.

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