Very Easy Math Question?

Question

Six cans of fruit drink are on sale for $1.95. Individually, the price of each can is $0.35. How much does Tanya save buying 6 cans on sale?

Answer 1

15 cents.

Answer 2

Tanya saves 15 cents.

Answer 3

$0.35 * 6 = $2.10. Sale price is $1.95. $2.10 - $1.95 = $0.15. She saves a measly 15 cents.

Answer 4

14 + 12 + 5 = 31 so 2 students are wearing both a) 14+12-2 = 24 b) 14-2 = 12 c) 12-2 = 10 Please note that alot of people will answer 26 for the first question, however this is incorrect: 29 - 5 = 24 (minus of people who arent wearing red OR blue 14+12 = 26 there is 26 blue and red colours but only 24 students this means 2 people must be wearing both colours as I just mentioned there is only 24 people so how many red and blue = 24 red not blue = red people less the people who wearing both blue not red = blue people less the people who wearing both

Answer 5

6*.35=2.10$
Therefore, Tanya saves .15 cents by bying in bulk.

Answer 6

Take 6 and multiply it by 0.35:
6*0.35=2.10

Now, take 2.10 and subtract it by 1.95
2.10-1.95=0.15

You've saved 15 cents!

Answer 7

If you buy all six cans together, the price is $1.95.
If you want to buy one at a time, each costs $0.35, so the total cost is $2.10.
$2.10-$1.95=$0.15......which means you will safe $0.15 if you buy six cans together.

Answer 8

.35 x 6 = 2.10

2.10 - 1.95 = .15 saved

Answer 9

She saves 15 cents.

Answer 10

15 cents

Answer 11

15 cents