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Let’s solve each question step by step.

We know:
- You have $8 and 55c to spend.
- Bag of bananas = $1 and 75c
- Bag of pears = $2 and 25c
- Bag of apples = $2 and 45c

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Question 1: The bag of apples costs ___ more than the bag of pears.

Apples: $2.45
Pears: $2.25
Difference: $2.45 - $2.25 = $0.20 → that’s 20 cents

✔ Answer: 20c

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Question 2: The bag of pears costs ___ more than the bag of bananas.

Pears: $2.25
Bananas: $1.75
Difference: $2.25 - $1.75 = $0.50 → that’s 50 cents

✔ Answer: 50c

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Question 3: The bag of apples costs ___ more than the bag of bananas.

Apples: $2.45
Bananas: $1.75
Difference: $2.45 - $1.75 = $0.70 → that’s 70 cents

✔ Answer: 70c

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Question 4: How much would I have left if I bought a bag of apples?

You start with: $8.55
Apples cost: $2.45
Left: $8.55 - $2.45 = $6.10

✔ Answer: $6 and 10c

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Question 5: How much would I have left if I bought a bag of pears?

Start: $8.55
Pears: $2.25
Left: $8.55 - $2.25 = $6.30

✔ Answer: $6 and 30c

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Question 6: How much would I have left if I bought a bag of bananas?

Start: $8.55
Bananas: $1.75
Left: $8.55 - $1.75 = $6.80

✔ Answer: $6 and 80c

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Question 7: How much would one bag of each fruit cost in total?

Bananas: $1.75
Pears: $2.25
Apples: $2.45

Add them up:

First, add bananas + pears:
$1.75 + $2.25 = $4.00

Then add apples:
$4.00 + $2.45 = $6.45

✔ Answer: $6 and 45c

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Final Answer:
1. 20c
2. 50c
3. 70c
4. $6 and 10c
5. $6 and 30c
6. $6 and 80c
7. $6 and 45c