Bell Ringer Soraya arranged 13 chairs in each of 32 rows for the school pep rally. What is the total number of chairs the student arranged? a) 300.

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Bell Ringer Soraya arranged 13 chairs in each of 32 rows for the school pep rally. What is the total number of chairs the student arranged? a) 300 b) 320 c) 384 d) 416

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