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OLga [1]
1 year ago
8

Kate wants to buy some daisies for $6.99, some potting soil for $3.98, and a ceramic pot for $7.95. She has $20.00.Which number

sentence represents the amount of change Kate receives back?
Mathematics
1 answer:
trapecia [35]1 year ago
8 0

Given:

Kate wants to buy some daisies for $6.99, some potting soil for $3.98, and a ceramic pot for $7.95. She has $20.00

Required:

Amount of change Kate receives back?

Explanation:

We will add each expense

6.99+3.98+7.95=18.92

Now, amount of change Kate receives back is 20.00 - 18.92 = 1.08

Answer:

Hence, amount of change Kate receives back is 1.08

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