All shirts are on sale for the same price. When you bought 4 shirts, you gave the clerk $50. You got $7 change.
1) Write and solve an equation to find the total cost of the shirts.
2) Write and solve an equation to find the price of each shirt.
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ReplyDelete1. 50 Dollars-7 Dollars=N. N=43 Dollars
ReplyDelete2. 43 Dollars/4=N. N=10 Dollars and 75 cents
Chase Netusil
First I subtracted $7 from $50 and got $43. Then I divided $4 from $43.00 and got $10.75. The total cost was $43, and the price of each was $10.75.
ReplyDeleteKyle Baumhover
I subtracted 7 dollars from 50 dollars and that came up to be 43 dollars. after that I divided 4 dollars from 43 dollars and got $10.75. The total cost was $43, then I figured out the price of the shirt was 10 dollars and 75 cents.
ReplyDeleteJournee Kristin Kajewski
1. If I subtract 7 dollars from 50 dollars I would get 43 dollars. 2. After that I would divide that (43/4=N) and get $10.75. The cost of each shirt was $10.75.
ReplyDeleteTasha Sturm
First I subtracted $7 from $50 and got $43. That's the four put together. Then I divided 4 from $43 and got $10.75. That is what each cost.
ReplyDeleteNate S.
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ReplyDelete50-7=L
ReplyDeleteL=43
43 divided by 4= 10.75
i got the answer of $10.75 by taking 50-7=43 and than divided
Lindsey Anna Sweeney