Question

Isaiah has $20 to spend on bowling. He has four bowling alleys to choose from, and the price each charges for a game is shown in the table.



Bowling Alley Price per Game
Alley Cats $4.25
Bowlera $5.25
Pin Can $3.75
Bowl n Skate $3.50
Which can he afford? Select the two that apply.

(2 points)
Responses

5 games at Pin Can
5 games at Pin Can

4 games at Bowlera
4 games at Bowlera

4 games at Alley Cat
4 games at Alley Cat

6 games at Bowl n Skate

Answer 1

Let's calculate how many games Isaiah can afford at each bowling alley with his $20.

1. **Alley Cats: $4.25 per game**
- Number of games = \( \frac{20}{4.25} \approx 4.71 \) (he can afford 4 games)

2. **Bowlera: $5.25 per game**
- Number of games = \( \frac{20}{5.25} \approx 3.81 \) (he can afford 3 games)

3. **Pin Can: $3.75 per game**
- Number of games = \( \frac{20}{3.75} \approx 5.33 \) (he can afford 5 games)

4. **Bowl n Skate: $3.50 per game**
- Number of games = \( \frac{20}{3.50} \approx 5.71 \) (he can afford 5 games)

Now to check the responses:

- **5 games at Pin Can**: **Can afford.**
- **4 games at Bowlera**: **Cannot afford (he can afford only 3 games).**
- **4 games at Alley Cat**: **Can afford.**
- **6 games at Bowl n Skate**: **Cannot afford (he can afford only 5 games).**

The two options that Isaiah can afford are:
1. **5 games at Pin Can**
2. **4 games at Alley Cat**