Bob and Jim earned $25 each doing yard work. Bob realized that he owed his dad $30 for his iPad case. What is true about Bob's money?

Question

Bob and Jim earned $25 each doing yard work. Bob realized that he owed his dad $30 for his iPad case. What is true about Bob's money?

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Responses

Irrational answer: Bob has some money in his pocket in the end: -30 - 25 = $55
Irrational answer: Bob has some money in his pocket in the end: -30 - 25 = $55

Rational answer: Bob breaks even and does not owe money or have any money in his pocket.
Rational answer: Bob breaks even and does not owe money or have any money in his pocket.

Rational answer: Bob still owes money in the end: -30 + 25 = -$5
Rational answer: Bob still owes money in the end: -30 + 25 = -$5

Irrational answer: Bob still owes money in the end: -30 - 25 = -$55
Irrational answer: Bob still owes money in the end: -30 - 25 = -$55

Rational answer: Bob has some money in his pocket in the end: -30 + 25 = $5
Rational answer: Bob has some money in his pocket in the end: -30 + 25 = $5

Answer 1

Rational answer: Bob still owes money in the end: -30 + 25 = -$5

Answer 2

Yes, I am sure. Bob owes his dad $30 for the iPad case, and he earned $25 doing yard work. When we subtract his earnings from the amount he owes, we get $-5, meaning he still owes $5 in the end.

Bob and Jim earned $25 each doing yard work. Bob realized that he owed his dad $30 for his iPad case. What is true about Bob's money?

Rational answer: Bob still owes money in the end: -30 + 25 = -$5

u sure

Yes, I am sure. Bob owes his dad $30 for the iPad case, and he earned $25 doing yard work. When we subtract his earnings from the amount he owes, we get $-5, meaning he still owes $5 in the end.