Your neighbor gives you $40 dollars for mowing her yard and you go to the store to buy that new Nerf gun, a full set for 35.00 (no tax) and you go to the check out when you some comic books each for 3.00 (no tax) and you decide to get 4. Will he have enough to buy both?

And how much does it total to?

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Jazlynn Houston

Mathematics

28 June, 08:32

Your neighbor gives you $40 dollars for mowing her yard and you go to the store to buy that new Nerf gun, a full set for 35.00 (no tax) and you go to the check out when you some comic books each for 3.00 (no tax) and you decide to get 4. Will he have enough to buy both?

And how much does it total to?

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Lee Berger · Answer 1

35+12 is 47. So that's the answer

Clare Bender · Answer 2

no, he/she does not have enough money to buy the comic books and the nerf gun

Step-by-step explanation: if you bought a nerf gun for $35.00 and bought 4 comic books for $4.00 each, it would total to $51.00. The person only has enough money to buy the nerf gun and 1 comic book.