Part C
While at the concession stand, Mr. Townsend sees that the large tub of popcorn
is $7....
Mathematics, 04.05.2021 01:50, ghostlyfrost67p8u0ey
Part C
While at the concession stand, Mr. Townsend sees that the large tub of popcorn
is $7.50, and large drinks are $6 each. Using your answers from Part A and Part B,
write an expression that represents the total cost. Then substitute the values for
the popcorn and drinks in your expression. What is the total cost for the evening?
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