The school events committee is planning to buy a banner and some helium balloons for graduation night. A store charges them $35
for the banner and $3 for each helium balloon. If the committee has at most $125 to spend, how many helium balloons can they buy
2 answers:
Answer:
30 balloons
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost of banner = $ 35
Remaining amount after paying for banner = 125 - 35 = $90
Number of balloons = Remaining amount ÷ cost of one balloon
= 90 ÷ 3
= 30
Answer:
30 baloons
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Remove the price of the banner from the total amount you can spend. You should then end up with $90
2. Divide 90 by 3, because each balloon costs $3. You should end up with 30.
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