Mathematics, 27.01.2021 17:40 leahstubbs

Ok I need help!! Angie is goin to the store to buy food. Her mom gave her 10$ for food and 3$ for whatever she wanted. She buyed a book for 1,50$, and it was on 60%. And she also buyed some candy for 1$. She buyed food for 9,28$

SO the questan is: is she over or under the price?
Im not good at math but whatever

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