Mike bought 7 tickets for the baseball game. Each ticket cost $8. He gave the cashier a $100 bill. How much change would Mike get?

A.
Add $8 + 7. Then subtract the sum from $100.

B.
Multiply $100 × 7. Then add $8 to the product.

C.
Divide $100 ÷ 7. Then add 8 to the quotient.

D.
Multiply 7 × $8. Then subtract the product from $100.

Question

Mike bought 7 tickets for the baseball game. Each ticket cost $8. He gave the cashier a $100 bill. How much change would Mike get?
 
 A.
Add $8 + 7. Then subtract the sum from $100.
 
 B.
Multiply $100 × 7. Then add $8 to the product.
 
 C.
Divide $100 ÷ 7. Then add 8 to the quotient.
 
 D.
Multiply 7 × $8. Then subtract the product from $100.

anonymous · Answer

Which do you think?

cjga20049ers · Answer

A

igreen · Answer

No..we want to multiply the price per ticket to the number of tickets, then we subtract that from the money he gave the cashier.

joel_the_boss · Answer

Ok, its just a simple word problem. 

If mike bout 7 tickets and each of the tickets cost 8 dollars. How much was the total. 

Good way of seeing this is add 8 to it's self 7 times. So, 8+8+8+8+8+8+8+8

igreen · Answer

*bought

anonymous · Answer

*it's
*Mike
*bought
*total?
*it

anonymous · Answer

>:P

joel_the_boss · Answer

Then he gave the cashier 100 dollars. 

So add +8+8+8+8+8+8+8  Simple form is 8$*$7

and then subtract 100 and you should have the answer.

Then put it in the correct order and you will have the answer. :)