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Are "a total of $100" and "$100 in total" the same? Which one is used more common?

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Rebecca

Yes, both "a total of $100" and "$100 in total" have the exact same meaning and can be used interchangeably! Both are used commonly, and it often just depends on the preference of the speaker. Ex: That's going to be a total of $10. Ex: The repairs for my car cost me $3000 in total.

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