Abigail stays after school for chess club practice. Everyone is in the mood for a snack, so they buy bags of pretzels from the vending machine for $0.95 each. If the club members buy 6 bags of pretzels, how much do they pay in all?

To find the total cost of the 6 bags of pretzels, we multiply the cost of each bag by the number of bags purchased:

\[
0.95 \times 6 = 5.70
\]

So, the club members pay **$5.70** in all.

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Here are 5 related questions to expand on this:
1. If Abigail bought 3 more bags of pretzels, how much would she pay then?
2. What would the total cost be if each bag of pretzels cost $1.10 instead of $0.95?
3. If each person in the club contributed equally and there were 4 people, how much did each person contribute?
4. How much would 12 bags of pretzels cost at $0.95 per bag?
5. What is the difference in total cost between buying 8 and 10 bags of pretzels?

**Tip:** When multiplying decimals, it's useful to treat them like whole numbers first, then place the decimal point in the product at the end.

Learn how to calculate the total cost when buying 6 bags of pretzels for $0.95 each. This problem covers basic multiplication and working with decimals. Perfect for students in Grades 3-5.

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