Solve the problem.On a gambling boat, Gertrude tripled her bet each time she won. If her first winning bet was $2 and she won six consecutive bets, find how much she won on the sixth bet. Find the total amount she won on these six bets.
A. $162; $242
B. $486; $728
C. $1458; $728
D. $1458; $2186
Answer: B
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