Christine Dickerson

Mathematics

25 October, 12:37

Using metal Evelyn is making a costume for her school play he needs to buy 2 yards of cotton fabric at the cost of $3.49 per yard and 1/2 yard of sand satin fabric at 5.98 per yard she has $15 to spend on fabric. Will she have enough money

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