Suppose you and 3 friends are at a sporting event where concession stands sell a soft drink for $3.00, a hotdog for $4.00, and a bag of chips for $2.00. You arrive at the event hungry and go right to the concession stand while your friends, who ate recently, go to their seats. a. At the concession stand you buy a soft drink and two hotdogs. Will expression number I, number II, or both give the correct cost? Justify your answer using complete sentences. I. (3+2)-4 II. 3+2-4 b. Two hours into the event, everyone decides it's time to get something to eat. You offer to go to the concession stand and pay for the entire order. Everyone wants a soft drink and a bag of chips. Which expression(s) below will produce the correct cost? Justify your answer. I. (3+2)-4 II. 3+2 4 III. 4.3+4.2

Suppose you and 3 friends are at a sporting event where concession stands sell a soft drink for $3.00, a hotdog for $4.00, and a bag of chips for $2.00. You arrive at the event hungry and go right to the concession stand while your friends, who ate recently, go to their seats. a. At the concession stand you buy a soft drink and two hotdogs. Will expression number I, number II, or both give the correct cost? Justify your answer using complete sentences. I. (3+2)-4 II. 3+2-4 b. Two hours into the event, everyone decides it's time to get something to eat. You offer to go to the concession stand and pay for the entire order. Everyone wants a soft drink and a bag of chips. Which expression(s) below will produce the correct cost? Justify your answer. I. (3+2)-4 II. 3+2 4 III. 4.3+4.2

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Suppose you and 3 friends are at a sporting event where concession stands sell a soft drink for
$3.00, a hotdog for $4.00, and a bag of chips for $2.00. You arrive at the event hungry and go
right to the concession stand while your friends, who ate recently, go to their seats.
a. At the concession stand you buy a soft drink and two hotdogs. Will expression number I,
number II, or both give the correct cost? Justify your answer using complete sentences.
I. (3+2)-4
II. 3+2-4
b. Two hours into the event, everyone decides it's time to get something to eat. You offer to go
to the concession stand and pay for the entire order. Everyone wants a soft drink and a bag
of chips. Which expression(s) below will produce the correct cost? Justify your answer.
I. (3+2)-4
II. 3+2 4
III. 4.3+4.2
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