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3 years ago

Please help me with this question

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chubhunter [2.5K]3 years ago

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Hello! I can help you! For this question, you have to subtract different numbers in order to find the missing boxes. For example, to find the amount made on 1st Lunch Thursday, subtract the total under that empty box from the amount made on 1st Lunch Tuesday. You have to do some work to find the answers, but it’s basically subtraction from the totals in order to fill in the empty boxes. With that being said, here are the answers if you solve it correctly.

2nd Lunch Tuesday: $18.80
1st Lunch Thursday: $29.10
3rd Lunch Thursday: $31.25
Total on all Tuesday’s: $66.15
Total on 2nd Week Lunch: $45.15
Total Overall: $152.85

Note: Be sure to put these in the right column. For the all Tuesday’s amount, it goes on the top right box. The 2nd Week Lunch amount goes on the last box of the 2nd Lunch column. The overall total goes on the bottom right box. Just so you know.

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