Mom went to the store. She had 2011 SIT in her wallet. She bought 1 kg of bread for 230

SIT, 5 kg of potatoes for 54 SIT, 2 bottles of Radenska for 112 SIT and three sausages for 213

SIT. How much money did she spend?
 

Let's calculate the total amount of money spent by adding the cost of each item:

1. **Bread**: 1 kg for 230 SIT  
2. **Potatoes**: 5 kg for 54 SIT  
3. **Radenska**: 2 bottles for 112 SIT  
4. **Sausages**: 3 sausages for 213 SIT  

The total cost is:
\[
230 + 54 + 112 + 213 = 609 \text{ SIT}
\]

So, Mom spent **609 SIT** in total.

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### Further Practice Questions
1. How much money does she have left after shopping?
2. What is the price of one bottle of Radenska if two cost 112 SIT?
3. What is the cost per kilogram of potatoes?
4. If she bought 2 kg of bread instead of 1, how much more would she spend?
5. How much would she spend if she bought double the amount of each item?

### Tip
When calculating the total expenses, always double-check the individual item costs and ensure all are accounted for.

Mom went to the store. She had 2011 SIT in her wallet. She bought 1 kg of bread for 230 SIT, 5 kg of potatoes for 54 SIT, 2 bottles of Radenska for 112 SIT and three sausages for 213 SIT. How much money did she spend?

Learn how to calculate the total cost of a shopping trip where a mom buys 1 kg of bread, 5 kg of potatoes, 2 bottles of Radenska, and 3 sausages. This basic arithmetic problem is ideal for Grades 3-5 students and involves adding individual item costs and determining total expenses.

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