You and a friend both would like a salad and a small drink. Between the two of you, you have $8.00. A salad costs $2.49 and a small drink is $0.99. Can either of you have a second salad or a drink?

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Marlon Ashley

Mathematics

6 January, 14:03

You and a friend both would like a salad and a small drink. Between the two of you, you have $8.00. A salad costs $2.49 and a small drink is $0.99. Can either of you have a second salad or a drink?

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Nathaly Pitts · Answer 1

Answer: Yes, the amount can buy either of them a second salad or a drink.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since a salad cost $2.49 and a bottle of drink cost $0.99, therefore for both of them the total amount they need to spend is (2*$2.49) + (2*$0.99)

= $4.98+$1.98

= $6.96

This is the amount for both of them to get a first salad and a drink.

Since they both have $8.00 with them, their balance will be $8.00-$6.96 which is $1.04

The balance can buy one of them second drink then that is $0.99. So yes, the amount can buy either of them a second salad or a drink.