You paid a total of
$
121.1
$
121.1
for a T-shirt and a pair of pants. If the price of the T-shirt was
$
37.7
$
37.7
, how much did you pay for the pair of pants?
$

To find out how much you paid for the pair of pants, we can subtract the price of the T-shirt from the total amount paid.

Given:
- Total amount paid = \$121.1
- Price of the T-shirt = \$37.7

The price of the pants is:

\[
\text{Price of pants} = \text{Total amount} - \text{Price of T-shirt} = 121.1 - 37.7 = 83.4
\]

So, you paid **\$83.4** for the pair of pants.

Would you like more details or have any questions about this? Here are five related questions you could explore:

1. What if the total amount was different, say \$150.5, but the T-shirt price remained the same?
2. How much would you pay for two pairs of pants at the same price?
3. If there was a 10% discount on the pants, how much would you save?
4. What percentage of the total amount was spent on the T-shirt?
5. How would the calculation change if you had a discount on both items?

**Tip:** When subtracting, always double-check that both numbers are aligned by their decimal points to avoid mistakes!

You paid a total of $121.1 for a T-shirt and a pair of pants. If the price of the T-shirt was $37.7, how much did you pay for the pair of pants?

Find out how to calculate the price of a pair of pants when the total cost of clothes is $121.1 and the T-shirt price is $37.7. This simple arithmetic problem involves subtraction and is suitable for students in Grades 4-6.

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