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Mathematics, 09.11.2020 18:40 shelbiec5355

There are 12 players on a volleyball team, and they need to raise $325.20 for new uniforms. The team has already raised $114. If each player raises the same amount, how much more money does each player need to raise? A $27.01

B
$17.60

C
$9.50

D
$27.10

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