Sinea and Ren are going to the carnival next week.

The table shows the amount that each person spent on snacks, games, and souvenirs the last time they went to the carnival.

{Sinea} snacks: $5 / games: $8 / souvenirs: $12

{Ren} snacks: $10 / games $8 / souvenirs: $20

A. Sinea wants to spend money using the same ratios as on her last trip to the carnival. If she spends $26 on games; how much will she spend on souvenirs?

B. Ren wants to spend money using the same ratios as on his last trip to the carnival. If he spends $5 on souvenirs, how much will he spend on snacks?

C. (What if?) Suppose Sinea and Ren each spend $40 dollars on snacks, and each person spends money using the same ratios as on their last trip. Who spends more n souvenirs? Explain.

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Kaylah Sweeney

Mathematics

3 April, 03:12

Sinea and Ren are going to the carnival next week.

The table shows the amount that each person spent on snacks, games, and souvenirs the last time they went to the carnival.

{Sinea} snacks: $5 / games: $8 / souvenirs: $12

{Ren} snacks: $10 / games $8 / souvenirs: $20

A. Sinea wants to spend money using the same ratios as on her last trip to the carnival. If she spends $26 on games; how much will she spend on souvenirs?

B. Ren wants to spend money using the same ratios as on his last trip to the carnival. If he spends $5 on souvenirs, how much will he spend on snacks?

C. (What if?) Suppose Sinea and Ren each spend $40 dollars on snacks, and each person spends money using the same ratios as on their last trip. Who spends more n souvenirs? Explain.

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Keyla · Answer 1

Sinea will spend $30 on souvenirs.

Ren will spend $2.5 on snacks.

Ren will spend more on souvenirs because he spends $50 if he spend $40 on snacks and Sinea will spend $47 on souvenirs if she spend $40 on snack.