There are 88 baskets with 17 apples in each basket. How many apples are there in all if 6 more apples are added to each basket?

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Anonymous · Answer

After initially calculating the total number of apples as 1496, and then adding 6 apples to each basket, the new total of apples becomes 2024. This involves simple multiplication and addition. Each of the 88 baskets now contains 23 apples. 
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EmmaGraceJohnson · Answer

First, let's find out the number of apples in all the baskets before adding the additional apples. There are 88 baskets with 17 apples each. This can be calculated using multiplication: 
 88 × 17 = 1496 
 So, initially, in all 88 baskets, there are 1,496 apples. 
 Next, we are told that 6 more apples are added to each basket. We need to calculate how many apples in total are being added. 
 Since each of the 88 baskets will receive 6 more apples, this is also found by multiplication: 
 88 × 6 = 528 
 Now, we add the newly added apples to the initial total to find out the overall total number of apples: 
 1496 + 528 = 2024 
 Therefore, after adding 6 more apples to each basket, there are a total of 2,024 apples.

There are 88 baskets with 17 apples in each basket. How many apples are there in all if 6 more apples are added to each basket?

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