Final answer:
To find the total change to Sid's funds as an integer, subtract the total amount spent from the amount refunded and found. After his transactions, Sid's funds decreased by $80.
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to calculate the total change to Sid's funds as an integer by considering each transaction he made at the mall.
- Sid bought five cupboards for $50 each, spending a total of 5 cupboards × $50/cupboard = $250.
- He then bought one scooter for $50.
- Sid found a twenty dollar bill, which adds $20 to his funds.
- He returned four cupboards, so he got back 4 cupboards × $50/cupboard = $200.
Now, we can find the net change to Sid's funds by subtracting his expenditures and adding the amounts he got back or found:
Net Change = (Amount spent on cupboards + Amount spent on scooter) - (Amount refunded for cupboards + Amount found)
Net Change = ($250 + $50) - ($200 + $20)
Net Change = $300 - $220
Net Change = $80.
Therefore, the total change to Sid's funds as an integer is -$80, indicating a decrease in funds.