Please help....What is a problem that makes sense for this question? ASAP!!

Mathematics

1 answer:

ddd [48]3 years ago

7 0

Explanation:

250 can be used as a total, with 10 being how much something subtracted multiple times takes away, and 20 being the end result. So, we could make the problem about a lot of things, but I'll go ahead and write the first one that comes to mind.

Answer:

Arata has $250 in his bank account, and plans on buying several CDs. Each one costs $10, and by the end of the trip, there is only $20 left in his account. How many CDs did Arata buy, assuming there was no tax or other additional charges?

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