Question

Eli’s class held a fund raising event last month. The class’s expenses were+5.75, +4.75, and +3.75. The amounts of money the class raised were+13.50, +24.70, +13.15, and +19.50.Can you use two different orders of computation?

Answer 1

The different orders of computation is +56.6

Based on the funding in Eli's class;

The class’s expenses were +5.75, +4.75, and +3.75

Total expenses = +5.75 +4.75 +3.75

Total expenses = +14.25

If the amounts of money the class raised were +13.50, +24.70, +13.15, and +19.50, the total raised is expressed as:

Total money raised = 13.50 +24.70 + 13.15 +19.50

Total money raised = +70.85

Difference in computations = +70.85 - 14.25

Difference in computations = +56.6

Hence the different orders of computation is +56.6

Learn more here: brainly.com/question/21002308