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Word Problem:

A school is ordering new textbooks for the upcoming academic year. Each textbook costs $75. The school needs to order 56 copies of the textbook for all the students. What will be the total cost of the textbooks?

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Solution:

To find the total cost, you need to multiply the cost of one textbook ($75) by the number of textbooks needed (56):

$75 \times 56 = 4200$

The total cost of the textbooks is $4200, which falls between 4040 and 5000.

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Here are 5 related questions for practice:

1. What would the total cost be if the school needed 68 copies instead?
2. If the school received a 10% discount on each textbook, what would be the new total cost?
3. How many textbooks could the school buy if it had a budget of $6000?
4. If each student needs 2 textbooks and there are 56 students, how much will it cost the school?
5. What would the cost be if each textbook costs $85 instead?

Tip: When multiplying two-digit and three-digit numbers, breaking down one number (like 75 into 70 + 5) can simplify the calculation using distributive property.