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xeze [42]
3 years ago
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Kianna and three friends went out to dinner together. The total bill was $58.49. If they each agreed to pay an equal share of th

e bill, estimate the amount each person will pay
Mathematics
1 answer:
jonny [76]3 years ago
3 0
Answer:  $15.00 per person.
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Explanation:
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 Given that there are "4 people" (that is, "Kianna and three friends");
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and a total of "$58.49" ; to be divided equally among 4 (four) people;
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 we are asked to <em><u>estimate</u></em> the amount that EACH person will pay.
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For an <em><u>ESTIMATE</u></em>,  $58.49 is ABOUT $60.00; or "60 dollars". ;

and (60 dollars) / 4 = 15 dollars {$15; or $15.00}. 

60/4 = 15;  or 60/4 = (60÷2)/(4÷2) = 30/2 = 15.
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