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GrogVix [38]
4 years ago
5

A teacher wanted to buy a chair, a bookshelf, two tables and a desk. She spent $900 for all five items and the chair and the des

k combined 70% of her total. If the bookshelf cost $50, how much did each of the tables cost?​
Mathematics
1 answer:
mars1129 [50]4 years ago
8 0

Find  the cost of the chair and desk by multiplying the total amount pent by the 70%

Chair and desk = 900 x 0.70 = $60

Subtract that cost from the total spent:

900 - 630 = $270 was spent on the other three items.

Subtract the cost of the bookshelf:

270 - 50 = 220

The two tables cost 220.

For the price of one table divide that cost by 2:

220/2 = 110

One table cost $110.

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