Sara is shopping and she can spend up to $24.98 but already spent $12.99 and she wants scrunchies that are $3.00 each how many can she purchase?

4 scrunchies

Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN :

Sara can spend up to $24.98.

She already spent $12.99

She wants scrunchies that are $3.00 each.

To Find : No. of scrunchies She can purchase.

Solution :

Since she can spend up to  $24.98.

She already spent $12.99

So, amount she can spend further = $24.98-$12.99 = $11.99

Now she wants to buy scrunchies

No. of scrunchies of $3.00 = 1

No. of scrunchies of $1.00 = 1/3

No. of scrunchies of  $11.99 :

=

⇒

Thus no. of scrunchies of $11.99 =3.99≈4

Hence she can buy 4 scrunchies

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