Question

For a fundraiser, a school club is selling raffle tickets for $2 each and healthy snacks for $1.50 each. What is the cost of:

Answer 1

Answer: G. $20 for tickets and $12 for snacks

H.$14 for tickets and $7.50 for snacks

I. Probably $2 for ticket and $1.50 for snack

Step-by-step explanation: G is $20 and $12 because you first have to multiply 10 tickets by $2 to get the cost of 10 tickets and then multiply $1.50 by 8 snacks to get the cost of 8 snacks.

H is $14 and $7.50 because you also have to multiply 7 tickets by $2 to get the cost of 7 tickets and multiply $1.50 by 5 snacks to get the cost of 5 snacks.

I is probably $2 and $1.50 because the variables x and y are unknown so you would have to put how much each raffle tickets and snacks cost for x and y. Hope this makes sense!

Answer 2

g) 10 tickets and 8 snacks = 32

h) 7 tickets and 5 snacks = 21.5

i) x tickets and y snacks = 53.5

Explanation:

Each ticket cost $2 and the snacks, cost $1.50 so we multiply them by the number of tickets and snacks.

g) 10 tickets and 8 snacks = 32

Explanation: 10x2=20 , 8x1.50 = 32

h) 7 tickets and 5 snacks = 21.5

Explanation:7x2=14 , 5x1.50 = 21.5

i) x tickets and y snacks = 53.5

Explanation: x=17 and y=13

You add the number of tickets for (Question g,h - tickets, and snacks so

the total cost is $53.5

But the question says you do not use the unit $ so don´t use it.

Sorry If I got it wrong