Answer:
3 t-shirts
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Lets recap the information we will use from this problem:</u>
The ticket to the festival costs $87.96
T-shirts are $30.00
She is taking $200.00 to the festival
Now we can solve. First we will subtract the price of the ticket from the total amount of money she has.
$200.00 - $87.96 = $112.04
Now that she has payed for the ticket, we want to find out how many shirts she can buy with the remainder of her money. To find this, we will set up an equation like this:
(Amount of money left) ÷ (Cost of 1 t-shirt) = (How many t-shirts she can buy)
Insert your numbers: $112.04 ÷ $30.00 = 3.73466666667
Because she cant buy a fraction of a t-shirt, we ignore the decimals on the end of this number. Therefore, Staci can purchase 3 t-shirts.
Answer:
2.55 2.56 2.57
Step-by-step explanation:
-8k - 8(-8k + 6) = -8k + 64k - 48 = 56k - 48
<span>the product of a number and the same number less 3
x(x – 3)</span>
The words "the product of" tell us we're going to multiply a number times the number less 3. In this case, we'll use parentheses to represent the multiplication. The words "less 3" tell us to subtract three from the unknown number.
a number divided by the same number less five
The words "divided by" tell us we're going to divide a number by the difference of the number and 5. In this case, we'll use a fraction to represent the division. The words "less 5" tell us we need a minus sign because we're going to subtract five.
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