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Ugo [173]
2 years ago
7

Ishaan and his friends have 40$ to spend at a restaurant.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Paul [167]2 years ago
3 0

The number of salads Ishaan and his friends can afford is 6 salads.

<h3>What are Word Problems?</h3>

Word Problems in mathematics involve crucial understanding and the use of variables and arithmetic operations to solve real-life cases.

From the given information;

  • The total amount with Ishaan and his friends = $40
  • If they decided to spend the money on salad(x) and one salad(x) cost = $6

Thus, the number of salads they can purchase is:

\mathbf{x = \dfrac{\$40}{\$6}}

x = 6 salads remaining $4

Therefore, we can conclude that the number of salads they can purchase with $40 is 6 salads with a remaining amount of $4.

Learn more about word problems here:

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