
Concept explainers
a.
To represent: the cost of food by illustrating the distributive property.
a.

Answer to Problem 1.11EP
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Meiko buys 2 cheeseburger, 2 fries, and 2 milkshakes is shown below on the table:
Item | Cost |
Cheeseburger |
|
French fries |
|
Milkshakes |
|
Calculation:
According to the question,
The cost of cheeseburger, French fries and milkshake in a fast-food restaurant are
Meiko buys 2 cheeseburger, 2 French fries and 2 milkshakes.
One expression that represents the cost of the food will be obtained by first multiply each cost by the number of items and then adds them. That is,
Another expression that represent the cost of the food will be obtained by first adding the rate of each item and then multiply the sum by 2 as Meiko has bought 2 of each item. That is,
b.
To find: the actual amount received by restaurant from selling the food.
b.

Answer to Problem 1.11EP
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Meiko buys 2 cheeseburger, 2 fries, and 2 milkshakes is shown below on the table:
Item | Cost |
Cheeseburger |
|
French fries |
|
Milkshakes |
|
Calculation:
b.
The cost of the food will be,
Therefore, the restaurant receives
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