Question

a club had some money to purchase new chairs after buying 355chairs at 199$ there was 1068$ remaining how much money did the club had first

Answer 1

Multiply 199 by 355 to give you 70,645. Then add 70,645 to 1068 to give you 71,713.

Answer 2

The amount of money the club had first is $71,713

• The chair purchased by the club is = 355 chairs
• The total price per chair = 119
• The money the club has after purchase = 1068

Further Explanation

To determine how much money the club has first, we can derive solution to it by using the area model method. (Please refer to the attachment below)

What we should do first is to calculate the total amount of money spend on chairs by multiplying the chair purchased and the price per each chair

Therefore, we have:

355 x 199

= (300 + 50 + 5) x (100 + 90 + 9)

= (300 x 100) + (300 x 90) + (300 x 9) + (50 x 100) + (50 x 90) + (50 + 9) (5 x 100) + (5 x 90) + (5 x 9)

= 30000 + 27000 + 2700 + 5000 + 4500 + 450 + 500 + 450 + 45

= 70645

Therefore, the total money spend on chairs is 70,645

Recall, we have to calculate the money the club has first before purchase, then we can derive this by adding the total money spend on chairs and the money the club has after purchase.

Therefore we have:

= 70645 + 1068

= 71,713

Therefore, the money the club has at first before purchasing new chairs is 71,713.

You can also solve this question quickly by following this step:

You can also solve this quickly by multiplying the chair purchased by the club and the price per each chair, then the value derived should be added to the money the club has after purchase.

Hence,

= 355 x 199

= 70645

= 70645 + 1068

= 71,713.

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• 355 chairs
• club
• $199
• area model
• multiplying
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