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NARA [144]
3 years ago
11

Cheryl bought a sandwich for 5 1/2 dollars and a drink for $2.60 if she paid with a ten dollar bill how much money did she have

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2 answers:
ikadub [295]3 years ago
4 0
If Cheryl paid $8.10 using a ten dollar bill, then her change would be $1.90.
Over [174]3 years ago
4 0

The amount Cheryl will have left will be $1.90

  • Total amount she had = 10 dollars
  • Total amount she spent on sandwich = 5\frac{1}{2} dollars (which is also expressed as 5.5)
  • Total amount she spent on a drink = 2.60 dollars
<h2>Further Explanation</h2>

To determine the amount she has left, the amount she spent on sandwich and a drink will be added together, then the resulting value will be subtracted from the total amount.

Therefore,

  • let the amount she will have left be L; L = ?
  • Let amount she spent on sandwich be S; S = 5.5
  • Let amount she spent of a drink be D; D = 2.60
  • Let the total amount she had be T; T = 10

Hence L = T – (S + D)

Thus,

Deriving the amount she spent on sandwich and a drink:

= S + D

= 5.5 + 2.60

= 8.1

S + D = 8.1

Recall, L = T – (S + D)

Recall T = 10

Therefore,

L = 10 – (8.1)

L = 10 – 8.1

L = 1.90

Therefore, Cheryl will have $1.90 left.

The above expression is a number problem, and was solved with the aid of adding some significant numerical values together, and ultimately subtracting it from another number to get a final answer.

The Addition and Subtraction of the number values are functions of BODMAS.

LEARN MORE:

  • Numbers: brainly.com/question/2906770
  • fraction brainly.com/question/6201432
  • What does BODMAS stand for brainly.com/question/9352422

KEYWORDS:

  • sandwich for 5 1/2
  • drink for $2.60
  • ten dollar bill
  • bodmas
  • fraction
  • numbers
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