Tom bought 3 gallons of grey paint and 2 gallons of red paint. Grey paint is $24.59 per gallon and red paint is $37.99 per gallo n. Which color of paint will cost Tom more, and by how much money?
1 answer:
Answer:
The red will cost him more by $2.21
Step-by-step explanation:
First you multiply the amount of gallons of grey paint and the cost and you get 24.59 x 3= 73.77
The do the same for red
37.99 x 2= 75.98
the red is going to cost him more by 75.98-73.77= $2.21
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