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ioda
3 years ago
12

a person bought 8 items at a market and received $8 in change. if each item was priced at $4, how much did the person give the v

endor when paying?
Mathematics
1 answer:
mariarad [96]3 years ago
3 0

If a person bought 8 items and each item was priced at $4, that means the total amount spent was $32.

(8)(4)=32

The person received 8 dollars in change. This means that the person payed 8 dollars more than what they spent. Well, we just found out how much they spent, so we can find out how much money the person gave the vendor.

Let p = amount of money paid by the person.

32+8=p

p=40

The person gave the vendor $40.

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