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babymother [125]
3 years ago
7

Some friends went to lunch and split the bill equally. If each person paid $6.75, how many people went to lunch thinking. Use a

diagram or equation to explain your thinking. The total is 27$. 27 divided by 6.75 is 4. Suppose
$7.00 was added to the bill for a dessert tha everyone shared. How much more would each person have to pay?​
Mathematics
2 answers:
Bumek [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

With $7.00 dollars added to the original cost, each of the four people would have to pay $8.50  

 

27 + 7 = 34  

34/7 = 8.50  

$8.50 - $6.75 = $1.75  

$1.75 more with the new total. Hopefully this helps! Feel free to mark brainliest!

Luden [163]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

We’ve all been there. You know how it goes… you’re out with your friends, you order an inexpensive item on the menu to be your frugal/responsible self, and then the bill comes and someone says, “Let’s just split it equally! That’ll make it easy!” Then, out come the wallets, credit cards, and cash. It’s awkward to pipe up and say, “Uh, but, uh, I only had the $7 thing not the $35 thing, and no wine or dessert or appetizers!”

No one what’s to be the cheap/poor/miser in the group. I’ve been there. Trust me. It’s not a fun place to be. So, how do you deal?

Lucky for us, a reader wrote in with that very question:

“This weekend I went out to a friend’s birthday dinner which was out at a restaurant. We’d recently gone out to eat for this friends’ sisters birthday and everyone in the group paid for themselves. Additionally, during all the other previous times we went out, that I can remember, we all pay for ourselves.

Well this weekend, when the bill came, one of the guests at the table suggested that we all split the bill 6 ways to make things simpler and so that the birthday girl wouldn’t have to pay. This was devastating to me and my wallet! I’d looked at the menu before getting to the restaurant and chose one of the cheapest entrees, which was $15.75. With tax and tip I figured my bill would be no more than about $20. I even brought about that amount of cash. The final bill was $300. Split six ways and its $50!!! I sucked it up and paid $50 because I was too embarrassed to say anything, particularly since I only really knew the birthday girl, her husband and her sister. Any advice on what to do in those situations or what to do before the bill comes to avoid those types of situations?”

Erm. Completely awkward, right.

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