Question

If a hat and cost 110 and the costs 100 more than the hat, how much does the coat cost

Answer 1

*Just a FYI, I am going to assume that you want to put the word coat between "and" and "110", and also "costs" and "100".

If a hat and a coat combined is 110 dollars, it is like this-

H=hat

C=coat

H+C= $110

If the coat costs 100 more than the hat, it is like this-

110-*100= h

* We replaced the c with 100

So we know that the coat costs 100, and since it is up to 110, it is automatically assumed that the coat is 100.

110-100 is 10, so the coat costs 100 dollars, while the hat costs 10.

Coat is 100, Hat is 10

Hope it helped!