Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Good thing you said it was Canadian Money. Pennies are gone and loonies and toonies are used.
1 Toonie = $2.00
1 Loonie = $1.00
3 quarters= .75
2 dime <u> .10</u>
3.85
Multiplicative Identity Property.
243 + 62 - 28 = n
n = 305 - 28
n = 277
For this one, i’ll explain. set it up so it looks like this : 8-4+7+3-11, and then simplify.
