Mark went to two stores to buy a shirt, pants, and shoes. he wants to know which store has the better deal. (item:shirts $23.89, pants $15.67, shoes $9.99 John's store) (item: shirts $21.35, pants $12.45, shoes $12.99 sam's store) these are the questions:A. which store has the better deal? prove it. B. if mark has 3 twenty dollars bills, what would the change be form the store that had the better deal? C. if mark bough 2 pants for m the store that had the better deal, what would his total cost be?

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Jada Kline

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Mark went to two stores to buy a shirt, pants, and shoes. he wants to know which store has the better deal. (item:shirts $23.89, pants $15.67, shoes $9.99 John's store) (item: shirts $21.35, pants $12.45, shoes $12.99 sam's store) these are the questions:A. which store has the better deal? prove it. B. if mark has 3 twenty dollars bills, what would the change be form the store that had the better deal? C. if mark bough 2 pants for m the store that had the better deal, what would his total cost be?

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Wayne Escobar · Answer 1

If he is only buying one of each, then his total cost from each store would be:

John's: $23.89 + $15.67 + $9.99 = $49.55

Sam's: $21.35 + $12.45 + $12.99 = $46.79

So, Sam's has the better deal (proof above).

If he has 3 twenty dollar bills, then he has $60.

His change would be:

$60 - $46.79 = $13.21

If he bought two pants from Sam's (the store with the better deal), then his total would be:

(2) ($21.35) + $12.45 + $12.99 = $68.14