it would be $2. 93, because 45*3 equals $1.35, and 79*2 equals $1.58.. so therfore you add $1.35 to $1.58 and your answer is $2.93..
The 4 candy bars for 1.25 would be better because .99 divided by 3 is .33 cents per bar while 1.25 divided by 4 is only .31 cents per bar
1960s - $ 0.05I remember getting 10 for a 1.00 in 1960.
A six ounce bottled Coke (there weren't any larger colas at that time) cost six cents plus two cents for the bottle deposit. They washed and sterilized the bottles and refilled them at the Coca-Cola plant.
yes he would, he would have three dollars and 90 cents left.
well you can sell all kinds of candy at school like candy bars but your grandma might make you run for three ours straight and a couple days later you will have a siezure
Three-tenths of three dollars and fifty cents can be calculated by first converting the amount to cents, which is 350 cents. Then, multiplying by three-tenths gives you ( \frac{3}{10} \times 350 = 105 ) cents. Converting this back to dollars, three-tenths of three dollars and fifty cents is $1.05.
three twenty five cents, and three one cents
Three cents as a decimal number is represented as 0.03. This is because one dollar is equal to 100 cents, so three cents is three parts out of 100, or 3/100.
Three-fourths of a dollar is 75 cents, and three-tenths of a dollar is 30 cents. Adding these together, 75 cents plus 30 cents equals 105 cents, which is equivalent to 1 dollar and 5 cents. Therefore, the total amount is $1.05.
Seventy five cents. If a dollar is 100 cents, and a quarter is 25 cents, then three quarters or 3/4ths are 75 cents.
Three Musketeers is the candy bar with a trio.
36 candy canes equal three dozen.