Ms. M is buying a 6 pound roast at $1.05 a pound. What will her change be from a ten dollar bill?
10 - (1.05 * 6) = ?
I got $11.76? I am sorry if its wrong because I am not that great in math skills :/
Come on! Obviously she can't get over $11 in change from a $10 bill.
To find out Ms. M's change from a ten dollar bill after buying a 6-pound roast at $1.05 a pound, we need to calculate the total cost of the roast and then subtract it from ten dollars.
First, let's find the total cost of the roast. The cost per pound is $1.05, and the weight of the roast is 6 pounds. So, the total cost of the roast is 6 pounds multiplied by $1.05 per pound, which is equal to $6.30.
Next, we subtract the total cost of the roast from the ten dollar bill. Ten dollars minus $6.30 equals $3.70.
Therefore, Ms. M's change from a ten dollar bill will be $3.70.