Horse Algebra
Algebra
Level
2
You have 3 horses together they cost $30.
You have a boot, and a horse shoe together they cost $4.
What does 1 horse, 1 boot, and 1 horseshoe cost?
$12
$13
$15
$14
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1 solution
This is easy. 3 horses are 30 $ so each horse has to equal 10 $ each. The boot and horseshoe equal 4 $ so the boot equals 2 $ and the horseshoe equals 2$. The last question is easy because 1 horse (10$) + 1 boot (2$) + 1 Horseshoe (2$) = 14 $