The cost of an order of 10 hamburgers, 9 fries, and 3 shakes can be represented by the polynomial 10h + 9f + 3s. Find the cost of the order if hamburgers are $1.89 each, fries are $.79 each, and shakes are $1.49 each.

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anonymous · Answer

Did you want the answer or how to solve?

anonymous · Answer

both

mathstudent55 · Answer

Use the equation
$10h + 9f + 3s$, 
and substitute h, f, and s by the prices given.
Then evaluate it.

anonymous · Answer

10h + 9f + 3s
10(1.89) + 9(.79) +3(1.49)
18.9 + 7.11 + 4.47
30.48
Don't you have a calculator lol

anonymous · Answer

yes i do

anonymous · Answer

Just not know how to do this?! This isn't hard, what math are you in?!

anonymous · Answer

prealgebra

anonymous · Answer

Hahaha nevermind.... maybe it is hard.. What grade?

anonymous · Answer

senior

anonymous · Answer

?!?!?!?! So is that hard or you just didn't want to do it?

anonymous · Answer

i didnt want to do it

anonymous · Answer

Hahaha nice.... I could have taken like 2 mins max... Why?!

anonymous · Answer

just

anonymous · Answer

Ok, I getcha..