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worty [1.4K]
3 years ago
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2. It costs Edgar $2.65 one way to ride the bus to work. He uses the bus to go to and from work four days per week. He buys a bo

ttle of water that costs $1.45 on his way to work each day. How much does it cost Edgar to ride the bus and buy water for one week
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Jlenok [28]3 years ago
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In this case, you have to multiply the price of the one way journey ($2.65) by 8 (as this is the number of individual journeys made in one week. It's gives you $21.20. As he has 1 bottle of water at $1.45 each day for four days, you have to multiply these together, giving you $5.80 You then have to add together $21.20 and $5.80, giving you $27. Therefore, it costs Edgar $27 a week
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