Three friends go to the movies each ticket cost 7$ they also buy popcorn for 6,candy for 4 and a drink for 2$ the friends want to split the total cost evenly. Write numerical expression to represent this situation and determine how much each friend owes
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by Level 10 User (57.4k points)

Cost of each ticket=$7

Assumed cost of popcorn=$6

Assumed cost of candy=$4

Cost of each drink=$2

Each friend must have a ticket and a drink, so the total cost of tickets and drinks=3(7+2).

If they each buy popcorn and candy this expression changes to 3(7+2+6+4). Therefore they each pay $19 and the total cost is $57.

If they share the popcorn and candy the expression becomes 3(7+2)+6+4=37. They each pay 7+2+10/3=$12.33 but someone has to pay the extra penny: 12.33+12.33+12.34=$37.

If they share the popcorn but each buys candy: 3(7+2+4)+6=45. They each pay 7+2+4+2=$15.

 

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