Curtis paid $80 on the vet bill for his dog. Then the vet charged him $40 more for his dog's medicine. If he now owes the vet $1 20, what was his starting balance?
2 answers:
Answer:
He paid 80 at the start, so his starting must have been 80
Step-by-step explanation:
80+40=120...
so either 0, or 80 because he owed nothing, or he owed the 80, then the 40 for medication
I hope this helps!
Answer:
Either $200 or $80 depending on the question.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Curtis paid <em>$80</em>
2. The vet charged <em>$40 </em>for the medicine. <em> x + $40 = $120</em>
3. If he owes the vet <em>$120 </em> and he paid <em>$80 </em>then his total bill is <em>$200.</em>
HOWEVER, if the question is asking what ammount he initially started with it would be <em>$80</em> because that's all he has paid.
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