Eric and Michael went to a ball game and visited the concession stand. We each got a hotdog, then Mark Kayanna large soda and a bag of peanuts. Eric had a coupon for $3 of the cost. Mark paid the rest, which came to $11.50. Do you know the cost for an hour and a half that cost $3.50 what was Mark pay the rest, which came to $11.50. Peanuts cost 4dollars and a hotdog cost $3.50 what was the cost for the large soda?

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Rosemary Conley

Mathematics

21 October, 16:25

Eric and Michael went to a ball game and visited the concession stand. We each got a hotdog, then Mark Kayanna large soda and a bag of peanuts. Eric had a coupon for $3 of the cost. Mark paid the rest, which came to $11.50. Do you know the cost for an hour and a half that cost $3.50 what was Mark pay the rest, which came to $11.50. Peanuts cost 4dollars and a hotdog cost $3.50 what was the cost for the large soda?

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Lila Dudley · Answer 1

Hot dog cost = 3.50x2 = $7

Peanuts cost = $4

A Coupon of $3

Total paid amount by mark = $11.50

Cost of a large soda = ?

Total spent amount along with the coupon = 11.50 + 3 = $14.50

The cost of hot dogs and peanuts = 7 + 4 = $11

Thus the cost of large soda = 14.50 - 11 = $3.50