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3 years ago

How much did she spend on food during the three months

Mathematics

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Dima020 [189]3 years ago

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Answer:

$ $$563.20$ or ≈$ $563.00$

Step-by-step explanation

The question states that Mrs. Hadley spent $126.97 on one month, $237.81 on the next, and $198.42 on the last. To get the total, we can add these values together.

$126.97+237.81+198.42=563.20$

An estimation would be:

$127+238+198=563$

We can use this estimation to determine that the total value is reasonable.

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