The Puck family of five are going to the movie theatre. The family consists of two adults and three children. The admission costs are $10.50 per adult and $6.50 per child.

Mr. Puck will buy each person a large drink and one tub of popcorn for everyone to share. He does not know the cost of food/drinks until he arrives at the theatre.

Write an expression that represents the admission price, popcorn, and drinks, for the whole family. Let d represent the cost for a large drink and let p represent the cost of the popcorn. The expression must include parentheses. Then simplify the expression by using the Distributive Property and combining like terms.

If a large tub of popcorn is $7.50 and large drinks are $6.00 each, how much did Mr. Puck spend at the movies?

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Jamie Frye

Mathematics

1 June, 11:11

The Puck family of five are going to the movie theatre. The family consists of two adults and three children. The admission costs are $10.50 per adult and $6.50 per child.

Mr. Puck will buy each person a large drink and one tub of popcorn for everyone to share. He does not know the cost of food/drinks until he arrives at the theatre.

Write an expression that represents the admission price, popcorn, and drinks, for the whole family. Let d represent the cost for a large drink and let p represent the cost of the popcorn. The expression must include parentheses. Then simplify the expression by using the Distributive Property and combining like terms.

If a large tub of popcorn is $7.50 and large drinks are $6.00 each, how much did Mr. Puck spend at the movies?

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Lilliana Dyer · Answer 1

So 10.50 times 2 then 6.50 times 3, For the drink 6.00 times 5 and for Popcorn 7.50 is that answer

Step-by-step explanation:

10.50 times 2

6.50 times 3

6.00 times 5

7.50 times 1