Question

Marie took public transportation to see her grandmother. Her train fare was $2.75, then she transferred to a bus, which cost $0.50. She didn't feel like walking from the bus stop to her grandmother's house, so she took a cab the rest of the way, which cost $10.50 plus a $2.50 tip. If she uses all of the same transportation on the way home, what will be the total cost of her round trip journey?

Answer 1

Add up what she paid on the first part of the trip, and double it for the round trip...

Answer 2

ok ill do it right now.

Answer 3

$16.25?

Answer 4

Is that right?

Answer 5

For the round trip or the first half...? Gotta be specific.

Answer 6

I added the first half and the round trip all together and got that.

Answer 7

Add up what she paid on the first part of the trip,

"train fare was $2.75, then she transferred to a bus, which cost $0.50. She didn't feel like walking from the bus stop to her grandmother's house, so she took a cab the rest of the way, which cost $10.50 plus a $2.50 tip"

and double it for the round trip...

Answer 8

$2.75+$0.50=$3.25
$3.25 + $3.25 =6.5 U said double it lol is this right?

Answer 9

Read this. Add up all the numbers in it.

"train fare was $2.75, then she transferred to a bus, which cost $0.50. She didn't feel like walking from the bus stop to her grandmother's house, so she took a cab the rest of the way, which cost $10.50 plus a $2.50 tip"

Answer 10

$2.75+$0.50+ $10.50+$2.50=$16.25??

Answer 11

That's the first part of the trip.

Double it for the round trip.

It's not rocket science x'd

Answer 12

looool

Answer 13

32.5?

Answer 14

Yes

Answer 15

Cool thanks sir.