Advanced Placement (AP), 26.06.2019 08:50 robbylynnbonner
1. the community center is putting on a play. there are several things the crew has to create for the scenery. (a) they spent $6.17 on each of 4 poster boards. how much did they spend on poster boards in total? show your work. (b) they spent $200.20 total on new lighting. each of the four lights cost the same amount. how much did they pay per light? show your work. (c) if the total budget was $300, how much more can they spend? show your work.
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