Question

Abit is planning a birthday party for his granddad. He bought a cake for \$18$18dollar sign, 18. He also wants to buy some balloons, which are \$4$4dollar sign, 4 each. Abit has \$35$35dollar sign, 35 to spend all together. How much money will Abit have left after he buys the cake and as many balloons as possible? \$$dollar sign

Answer 1

Given:

• Total money = $35
• Cost of cake = $18
• Cost of a balloon = $4

To find: How much money will Abit have left after he buys the cake and as many as balloons possible?

Solution:

After buying the cake for $18, Abit will have left with

= $(35 - 18)

= $17

Now, 17 = 4 * 4 + 1

Each balloon costs $4, so maximum number of balloons possible is 4, costing $16.

After buying balloons, money left

= $(17 - 16)

= $1

Answer: Abit will have left with $1 after he buys the cake and as many as balloons possible.

Answer 2

Answer:

Yo it's 1$

Funny answer but true!