Question

Hanna ate lunch at a restaurant. Her salad cost $9.75, and her lemonade cost $2.99. The tax was $1.13. Hanna tipped her server $2.30. About how much did Hanna spend for lunch?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

To find out how much Hanna spent for lunch, we need to add the costs of her salad, lemonade, tax, and tip together.

1. Cost of the salad: $9.75
2. Cost of the lemonade: $2.99
3. Tax: $1.13
4. Tip: $2.30

Now we add these amounts together:

\[
9.75 + 2.99 + 1.13 + 2.30
\]

Calculating step-by-step:

1. First, add the salad and lemonade:
\[
9.75 + 2.99 = 12.74
\]

2. Next, add the tax:
\[
12.74 + 1.13 = 13.87
\]

3. Finally, add the tip:
\[
13.87 + 2.30 = 16.17
\]

Therefore, the total amount Hanna spent for lunch is **$16.17**.

Answer 3

Let’s go through the calculations step by step again to ensure accuracy.

1. Cost of the salad: $9.75
2. Cost of the lemonade: $2.99
3. Tax: $1.13
4. Tip: $2.30

Now, we'll add these amounts:

- **First, add the cost of the salad and the lemonade:**

\[
9.75 + 2.99 = 12.74
\]

- **Next, add the tax:**

\[
12.74 + 1.13 = 13.87
\]

- **Finally, add the tip:**

\[
13.87 + 2.30 = 16.17
\]

The total amount Hanna spent for lunch is **$16.17**. If you believe this to be incorrect, please let me know what part you think might be wrong or if there's additional information to consider.