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-BARSIC- [3]
3 years ago
6

A student spent $18 for a haircut this week. Which event, when combined with the student spending $18, will result in the studen

t having $0 remaining?
A. The student earned $18 for cleaning out his neighbor's garage.
B. The student paid his little brother $18 for doing his chores.
C. The student purchased a gift for his mom for $18.
D. The student gave $18 to a friend.​
Mathematics
1 answer:
Helga [31]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

 A. The student earned $18 for cleaning out his neighbor's garage.

Step-by-step explanation:

 <em>Since it given that a student spend $18 for a haircut this week also means that she/he gave away $18 also known as -$18.</em>

<em>Thus, base on the given answer choices:</em>

<em>[A] is the only one that can make it positive.</em>

<em>Going through all answer choice:</em>

<em>A. The student earned $18 for cleaning out his neighbor's garage.</em>

<em>Earned = +</em>

<em>B. The student paid his little brother $18 for doing his chores.</em>

<em>Paid = -</em>

<em>C. The student purchased a gift for his mom for $18.</em>

<em>Purchased = -</em>

<em>D. The student gave $18 to a friend.​</em>

<em>Gave = -</em>

<em>Hence, Answer is A. The student earned $18 for cleaning out his neighbor's garage.</em>

<u><em>~lenvy~</em></u>

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