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Nady [450]
3 years ago
9

On the field trip, Abbey, Bethany, Christine, and Darcy bought a total of 4 hot dogs and 3 sodas, which cost the girls $17.00. E

dward bought 2 hot dogs and 1 soda from the same lunch stand and it cost him $7.80 before tax. How much would one hotdog and one soda cost before tax?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Eddi Din [679]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

6.30$

Step-by-step explanation:

If you add 7.80$ and 7.80$ that come to 4 hot dogs,

The rest of the money is how much one soda cost ( 2.40$ ),

Dividing that 7.80$ by 2, To only have one hot dog, would put you at

3.90$ fro one hot dog, then all you have to do is add them together, to get the total of 6.30

 7.80   |     17.00      |    7.80/2  |    2.40

+ 7.80  |    - 15.60     |    3.90     |  + 3.90

15.60   |   2.40          |                |   6.30

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