Let’s solve this step by step.
First, we need to find the price of each item Chef Solus bought:
1) The first item is a loaf of bread. Looking at the store shelf in the picture, bread costs
85¢ each.
2) The second item is a carton of milk. On the shelf, milk is labeled as
50¢ each.
3) The third item is an apple. Apples are shown on the stand with a sign that says
40¢ each.
Now, let’s write those prices on the lines:
1) 85¢
2) 50¢
3) 40¢
Next, we add them up to find the total:
85 + 50 = 135
135 + 40 = 175
So, Chef Solus spent
175 cents, which is also $1.75 — but since all prices are in cents, we’ll keep it as 175¢.
For question 2, we fill in the blanks with the items and their prices:
Bread (85¢)
+ Milk (50¢)
+ Apple (40¢)
= 175¢
We double-check our math:
85 + 50 = 135 → correct
135 + 40 = 175 → correct
Final Answer:
1) 85¢, 50¢, 40¢ → Total: 175¢
2) Bread 85¢ + Milk 50¢ + Apple 40¢ = 175¢
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grocery shopping math worksheet.
