Find the total cost of two medium sodas, two medium popcorns, and two movie tickets.

To calculate the total cost, we need the prices of:

1. Two medium sodas
2. Two medium popcorns
3. Two movie tickets

Once we have these prices, we can multiply each price by 2 and then add them together to find the total cost. Could you provide the prices of the items?

Would you like more details on how to proceed or have any questions?

Here are 5 related questions:
1. How would the cost change if you bought three of each item?
2. What would be the total if you had a discount on one of the movie tickets?
3. How could you calculate the cost if tax is added to each item?
4. How much more expensive is a large soda compared to a medium soda in your example?
5. What if the tickets were for a 3D movie with a higher price?

**Tip:** Always multiply the quantity by the price per item to get the total for that item.

Learn how to calculate the total cost of buying two medium sodas, two medium popcorns, and two movie tickets using basic arithmetic. This step-by-step guide covers multiplication and addition, ideal for students in Grades 4-6.

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