Question

A bookstore sold $6,910 worth of books in May and $5,288 worth in June. The store’s expenses for those two months were $2,780.After subtracting expenses, how much money does the bookstore have left from May and June sales?(1 point)
Responses

$2,780

$2,780

$9,148

$9,148

$9,418

$9,418

$12,198

$12,198
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1 answer

To find out how much money the bookstore has left from May and June sales after subtracting expenses, we first need to calculate the total sales for both months and then subtract the expenses.

  1. Total sales in May: $6,910
  2. Total sales in June: $5,288

Total sales for two months: \[ 6,910 + 5,288 = 12,198 \]

  1. Total expenses for the two months: $2,780

Now, subtract the expenses from the total sales: \[ 12,198 - 2,780 = 9,418 \]

Therefore, the bookstore has $9,418 left after subtracting expenses.

The correct answer is $9,418.