Each member of a club has committed to doing 100 minutes of community service during the school year. If the club has 54 members and they each meet the goal, how many minutes will be completed at the end of the year?

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Cornelius Knapp

Mathematics

4 January, 10:07

Each member of a club has committed to doing 100 minutes of community service during the school year. If the club has 54 members and they each meet the goal, how many minutes will be completed at the end of the year?

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Jaylee Parsons · Answer 1

100 (54) = 5400 minutes

Step-by-step explanation:

The problem states that each member of the club (all 54) met the goal of doing 100 minutes of community service during the school year. Therefore, if 54 members complete 100 minutes of service, just multiply 54 x 100. So the answer is 5,400 minutes.

Lawson Walton · Answer 2

In this question, we're trying to find how many minutes a club has in total.

We know that there are 54 members in the club

We also know that they each commit to doing 100 minutes of service during the year.

To find the total amount of minutes the club has done in total, multiply 54 by 100

54 * 100 = 5400

This also could be represented as:

54 (100)

It still gives you the same answer:

54 (100) = 5400

The club would complete 5400 minutes of community service.

Answer:

5400 minutes