Question

MEDAL+FAN+TESTIMONIAL for 5 questions
Matthew is planning a party and found pizzas for $5 each and drinks for $1 each.
How much will he spend if he buys 4 pizzas and 5 drinks?

Question 1 options:

$6


$15


$20


$25

Answer 1

$25 (:

Answer 2

1 pizza costs $ 5 then how many will 4 pizzas cost?

Answer 3

@xchasingadream don't give direct answers..instead we must help them arrive at the answer..

Answer 4

@StonerMusic pls respond.. do u need an example?

Answer 5

Yes @priyar

Answer 6

Which equation represents the amount he will spend? (p = pizza & d = drinks)

Question 2 options:

5p + 1d


5p


1d


5p - 1d

Answer 7

see if a toy costs $1 and u want two toys how much should u pay?

Answer 8

@priyar 2$?

Answer 9

good! here what did u do? u did this right:
1 toy-->$1
2toy-->?
?= cost of one toy * no. of toys we want
that is = $1 * 2 = $2

Answer 10

ohhhhh @priyar

Answer 11

Another question? @ priyar @xchasingadream

Answer 12

Whatcha got?

Answer 13

u understood this?

Answer 14

Kendall goes to the fair and can buy a ticket to ride all rides for $20 or pay $4 per ride. Which is the better deal if he only wants to ride 4 rides?

Question 4 options:

$20 ticket


$4 per ride


both are equal


can't tell from information given


I think the answr is B

Answer 15

Well if he pays $4 per ride and he only wants 4 rides, he would pay $16 in total. Paying $20 for all rides would cost more, so you're correct, the answer is B

Answer 16

How many rides would he need to ride for the prices to be equal?

Question 5 options:

3


4


5


6

Answer 17

this one i don't get

Answer 18

Well if he is still paying $4 for each ride, then at 5 rides that would equal $20 and if he chose the option to pay $20 for all rides, the prices would be equal.

Answer 19

OHHHHHHHHH!!! well that makes more sense -_-

Answer 20

Which equation represents the amount he will spend? (p = pizza & d = drinks)

Question 2 options:

5p + 1d


5p


1d


5p - 1d

Answer 21

Well since each pizza he buys costs $5 and each drink he buys costs $1, the equation would be 5p+1d

Answer 22

If Matthew only has $50 to spend, which combination can he afford?

Question 3 options:

10 pizzas & 5 drinks


8 pizzas & 10 drinks


8 pizzas & 12 drinks


7 pizzas & 20 drinks

Answer 23

i think c

Answer 24

Honestly with this one I'd just do trial and error. Since it's multiple choice. He can't buy 10 pizzas and 5 drinks because that would come out to $55
For B, 8 pizzas at $5 would cost $40, plus 10 drinks at $1 would be $50
C is incorrect because the pizzas would again cost $40 but you would add $12 for the drinks which would bring the total to $52
7 pizzas would cost $35 and 20 drinks would cost $20, adding those two together would give you a total of $55

So, the answer is B