Math Problem Statement
On Friday, Anessa has $5. Over the weekend, she buys a granola bar for $0.75, sees a movie for $3.50, gets $2 from her brother who is repaying a loan, and then spends $1.25 at the arcade. How much money does Anessa have at the end of the weekend?
Solution
To solve this problem, let's track Anessa's money step-by-step based on the transactions given:
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Starting amount: Anessa has $5.
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Granola bar purchase: She spends $0.75.
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Movie ticket purchase: She spends $3.50.
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Money received from brother: She receives $2.
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Arcade spending: She spends $1.25.
Final amount: At the end of the weekend, Anessa has $1.50.
Would you like a detailed breakdown or have any further questions?
Here are some related questions to deepen understanding:
- If Anessa received an additional $1 from another friend, how much would she have at the end?
- What would her balance be if she skipped the movie?
- How much would she have left if she didn’t spend anything on the granola bar?
- If her brother gave her $5 instead of $2, how much would she have?
- If the arcade expense was increased by $1, what would her final balance be?
Tip: When solving word problems, it's useful to break down each step to avoid errors.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Basic arithmetic
Money management
Addition and subtraction
Formulas
Total money = Starting amount - Spending + Money received
Theorems
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Suitable Grade Level
Grade 5-6