Baseball
Algebra
Level
pending
One baseball bat and one baseball ball cost a total of $1.10 (one dollar and ten cents). If the bat costs one dollar more than the ball, how much will the ball cost?
$0.15 (fifteen cents)
$0.05 (five cents)
$0.10 (ten cents)
$0.07 (seven cents)
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1 solution
Since the ball costs $0.05, the price of the bat would be the original price of the ball ($0.05), plus the extra dollar, inquired in the question.