The total cost if Hudson bought 11 bottles of juice would be $57.25.

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### Follow-up Questions:
1. How much more is $57.25 compared to the original total cost of $55.50?
2. How would the total cost change if Hudson bought only 10 bottles of juice?
3. What percentage of the total cost is spent on apples?
4. How would the total cost change if the price per bottle of juice increased by $1?
5. If the price of apples doubled, what would the new total cost be?

### Tip:
Always double-check your calculations, especially when rounding numbers in real-life scenarios, as small differences can impact the final result.

Learn how to calculate the total cost of 11 items at $4.25 each plus an initial cost of $10.50. This problem involves basic arithmetic operations including addition and multiplication. Suitable for students in Grades 3-5.

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