Kenny bought 4 tickets to the baseball game. Each ticket cost $3. He gave the cashier $20. How much change would Kenny get?

A.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Multiply that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

B.
Calculate how much one ticket costs.
Multiply that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

C.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Divide that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.

D.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 ticke

Question

Kenny bought 4 tickets to the baseball game. Each ticket cost $3. He gave the cashier $20. How much change would Kenny get?
 
 A.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Multiply that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.
 
 B.
Calculate how much one ticket costs.
Multiply that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.
 
 C.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 tickets cost.
Divide that number by the amount of money Kenny gave the cashier.
 
 D.
Calculate the amount of money that 4 ticke

anonymous · Answer

4*3=12
12-20 dollars =8

anonymous · Answer

A. 12 x 20 = 240
B. 3 x 20 = 60
C. 12 / 20 = 0.6
D. 12
These directions make no sense.

mrnood · Answer

@gloriasanchez 
12-20 dollars is not = 8

mrnood · Answer

@MissyMousey

They are not instructions - they are possible answers

Although which schoolkid doesn't know how much change he'll get for from $20 after buying four $3 items?

anonymous · Answer

20-12=8

anonymous · Answer

@MrNood Well, that makes more sense than directions! XD