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30 April, 21:16

Emma has $100 to spend at the pet store. She needs to buy 1 bag of dog food and 2 chew toys. Will emma have enough money left over to buy 3 times as many catnip toys as chew toys? Explain

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  1. 30 April, 22:39
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    Step-by-step explanation:

    The missing data is the following:

    DATA

    Barky's Pet Store

    Product : Cost

    Bag of Dog Food : $35

    Bag of Cat Food : $18

    Chew Toy : $12

    Catnip Toy : $9

    In case, your numbers are different, all you have to do is replace the values you have by the procedure here, and you should get an accurate answer.

    Now, Emma has 100$ to spend at the store. So, we need to calculate how much she spends in the shopping:

    35$ + 2*12$ = 59$

    So, she spent 59$ in the store, so she have left:

    100 - 59 = 41$

    She has 41$ left to spend in something else. LEt's see if she have enough money to buy 3 times catnip toys as chew toys:

    Chew toys: 3 * 12 = 36$

    Catnip toy: 3 * 9 = 27$

    And Emma has 41$ left, so she can either buy 3 times chew toys or 3 times catnip toy, but not both of them at the time, because the total would be 63% dollars, she will be missing 22$.
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