Kim took C dollars to the sporting goods store to spend on new cleats. If the cleats cost $40.77, which of the following expressions represents the number of dollars Kim will have after buying the cleats?

A. 40.77 - C
B. C ÷ 40.77
C. 40.77 ÷ C
D. C - 40.77
@Mehak14 & or @MonKiwi

Question

Kim took C dollars to the sporting goods store to spend on new cleats. If the cleats cost $40.77, which of the following expressions represents the number of dollars Kim will have after buying the cleats?

A.    40.77 - C
B.    C ÷ 40.77
C.    40.77 ÷ C
D.    C - 40.77
@Mehak14 & or @MonKiwi

anonymous · Answer

What do you think it is?

anonymous · Answer

Hint: Your taking the money you have (C) And taking away the price of the cleats (40.77)

djbreezy · Answer

its A...........give me medal and i'll give u medal...

anonymous · Answer

Its actually not a.

anonymous · Answer

Your not taking away how much money you have. Your taking your money (C) and taking away (-) the price of the cleats (40.77)

djbreezy · Answer

ohhhh i misread its...D.....give me medal and i'll give u medal...

anonymous · Answer

Good job! Don't be to quick to pick an answer, make sure you read it carefully :) Sure thing!

djbreezy · Answer

k thx