Mona's math certificate is 10 inches tall and 14 inches wide. Mona wants to put the certificate in a fancy frame that costs $1.02 per inch. How much will it cost to frame Mona's math certificate?

$48.96

Step-by-step explanation:

Given data

Length= 10inches

Width=14 inches

Let us find the perimeter of the  certificate

P=2L+2W

P= 2*10+2*14

P=20+28

P= 48 inches

Hence if 1 inche cost $1.02

Then 48 inches will cost x

cross multiply we

x= 48*1.02

x= $48.96

Hence it will cost $48.96 to frame the certificate

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