How to solve this problem?
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How to solve this problem?
Came across this problem in one of the practice papers that has me foxed. Can any keen mathematicians in the group please help:
Magda and her friends go the cinema. They buy 1 large tub of popcorn, 4 drinks and 10 packets of crisps. The bill comes to £10.89
Lena and her friends go the cinema. They buy 1 large tub of popcorn, 3 drinks and 7 packets of crisps. The bill comes to £8.64
How much would it cost to buy 1 large tub of popcorn, 1 drink and 1 packet of crisp
Thanks in advance for your help
Magda and her friends go the cinema. They buy 1 large tub of popcorn, 4 drinks and 10 packets of crisps. The bill comes to £10.89
Lena and her friends go the cinema. They buy 1 large tub of popcorn, 3 drinks and 7 packets of crisps. The bill comes to £8.64
How much would it cost to buy 1 large tub of popcorn, 1 drink and 1 packet of crisp
Thanks in advance for your help
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Re: How to solve this problem?
Thanks leanmeamum
Much appreciated
Though I would say that is lot to expect from a 11 year old
Much appreciated
Though I would say that is lot to expect from a 11 year old