Simon & Iris earned money

Mathematics

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Sindrei [870]2 years ago

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Answer:

$Candy = \$188$

Step-by-step explanation:

$Recycling = \$12$ ---- earnings

$Each = \$100$ --- individual earnings

$Individuals = 2$ ---- Simon & Iris

Required

Determine earnings of selling candy

First, we need to determine the total earnings.

$Total\ Earnings = Individuals * Individual\ Earnings$

$Total\ Earnings = 2 * \$100$

$Total\ Earnings = \$200$

Since the total earnings is from recycling and candy, we have:

$Candy + Recycling = Total\ Earnings$

$Candy + \$12= \$200$

$Candy = \$200 - \$12$

$Candy = \$188$

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