Mathematics, 05.02.2021 04:30 MathChic68
Mark wants to buy snacks for a road trip at the gas station. He has $8 he can spend on snacks at the gas station. The gas station sells chips, cookies, and candy bars at the prices shown below.
Cookies cost $2.00 per bag.
Candy bars cost $1.50 per bar
Chips cost $100 per bag
Mark wanted to find the cost of combinations of snacks he could buy. Enter the cost in dollars, of each snack assortment below.
A. 2 bags of chips + 3 bags of cookies + 1 candy bar
B. 4 bags of cookies + 5 candy bars
C. 3 bags of chips + 2 bags of cookies + 4 candy bars
D. 4 bags of chips + 2 candy bars
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