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pickupchik [31]
2 years ago
5

Lucia compro 12 pares de media a 60 pesos cada una 7 remeras a 156 pesos cada una y 2 pantalones a 350 pesos cada uno.Si pago co

n 3000 pesos¿le sobro o le falto dinero?¿cuanto?
Mathematics
1 answer:
earnstyle [38]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

A Lucia le sobró dinero y la cantidad que sobró es: 488 pesos.

Step-by-step explanation:

Para determinar si le faltó o le sobro dinero, debes determinar el costo total de lo que compró multiplicando el precio de cada artículo por la cantidad comprada y sumando estos valores:

(60*12)+(156*7)+(350*2)=720+1092+700=2512

Dado que pagó con 3000 pesos y el costo total de lo que compró es de 2512 pesos y este valor es menor que 3000 en 488 pesos, la respuesta es que le sobró dinero.

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