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Makovka662 [10]

3 years ago

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The science club has raised $154. 24 to buy food for a polar bear cub at the zoo. It costs $53.55 to feed the cub each week. How

much more money does the club need to raise to feed the cub for one month (four weeks)?

1 answer:

fomenos3 years ago

7 0

Answer:

$59.96

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

The science club has raised $154. 24 to buy food for a polar bear cub at the zoo.

It costs $53.55 to feed the cub each week.

Question asked:

How much more money does the club need to raise to feed the cub for one month (four weeks)?

Solution:

Cost of feed for the cub for 1 week = $53.55

Cost of feed for the cub for 4 weeks = $53.55 $\times$ 4 = $214.20

Money raised by the science club = $154. 24

More money needed by science club = Cost of feed for 4 weeks - Money raised by the science club

More money needed by science club = $214.20 - $154. 24

= $59.96

Thus, the science club will be needed $59.96 more money for one month (four weeks) feed.

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