Math keep adding questions

Question 1

-1 - (-1)

Answer 1

-1 - (-1) = 0

Question 2

90 - (- 10)

Answer 2

90- (-10) = 100

Question 3

-65 - 10

Answer 3

-65 - 10 = -75

Question 4

155 - (-10)

Answer 4

155 - (-10) =165

Question 5

3450 - (-1567)

Answer 5

3450 - (-1567) = 5017

Question 6

-1 + ( -135 ) =?

Answer 6

-1 + ( -135 ) = -136

Question 7

2345 + (- 1589) =?

Answer 7

2345 + (- 1589)= 756

Question 8

If Margaret came to the casino with $1,500 and gained $5000, but then lost 2000, how much money does she have left?

Answer 8

1,500+ 5000 - 2000=
1,500+ 5000= 6,500
6,500- 2000= 4,500
Therefore the answer is 4,500

Question 9

7986 - (-900) =?

Answer 9

7986 - (-900) = 8886

Question 10

-9999 - (-888) =?

Answer 10

-9999 - (-888) = -9111

Question 11

Lauren had 500 dollars, then she ate 50 popsicles in 3 months and that cost 50 dollars. How much money does she have left?

Answer 11

500 - 50 = 450

Question 12

Jessica has a summer job. She gets paid 10 dollars an hour. On Mondays, she works twelve hours, on Tuesday she works fourteen hours, on Wednesday she works ten hours, on Thursday she works nine hours, and on Friday she works five hours. How much money does Jessica make at the end of the week? And how much does she make a month?

Answer 12

How many hours Jessica works each day:
* Monday: 12 hours
* Tuesday: 14 hours
* Wednesday: 10 hours
* Thursday: 9 hours
* Friday: 5 hours

Total hours:
12 + 14 + 10 + 9 + 5 = 50 hours

Jessica gets paid 10 dollars per hour, so let’s multiply her total hours by her hourly rate:
50 hours × $10 = $500 per week

To calculate how much she makes in a month, we’ll assume a typical month has 4 weeks:
$500 × 4 = $2,000 per month

So, Jessica makes:
* $500 at the end of the week
* $2,000 per month

Question 13

If Mandy has soccer coaching from 4-8 on Mondays, 6-10 on Tuesdays, 3-8 on Fridays, and 6-9 on Saturdays, and every hour is thirteen dollars, how much will she make a week? And a month?

Lets say Mandy spent 200 dollars on soccer equipment and snacks, every week. How much less money will she have at the end of the week? And at the end of the month?

Answer 13

Calculate hours worked each day:
* Monday: 4-8 = 4 hours
* Tuesday: 6-10 = 4 hours
* Friday: 3-8 = 5 hours
* Saturday: 6-9 = 3 hours

Total hours worked per week:
4 + 4 + 5 + 3 = 16 hours

Calculate weekly earnings:
16 hours × $13 = $208 per week

Calculate monthly earnings (assuming 4 weeks):
$208 × 4 = $832 per month

Weekly expenses on soccer equipment and snacks:
$200 per week

Money left after expenses each week:
$208 - $200 = $8 per week

Money left after expenses each month:
$832 - ($200 × 4) = $832 - $800 = $32 per month

So, Mandy:
* Makes $208 per week
* Makes $832 per month
* Has $8 left each week after expenses
* Has $32 left each month after expenses

Question 14

Christina makes 5,500 dollars a month as a retailer. She spends:

300 on food
600 on clothing
5000 for rent
100 for entertainment

How much money does Christina spend a month? And what should she reduce her spending on to have more money?(no right or wrong answer)

Answer 14

Let’s calculate Christina’s monthly expenses:

Monthly expenses breakdown:
* Food: $300
* Clothing: $600
* Rent: $5,000
* Entertainment: $100

Total monthly expenses:
$300 + $600 + $5,000 + $100 = $6,000

Monthly income:
$5,500

Monthly deficit (money lost):
$6,000 - $5,500 = $500 (She is spending $500 more than she earns)

Question 15

Mary spends 15 dollars for lunch every week day for a month. She started with 500 dollars. Is she spending over the amount of money or under?

Answer 15

She spent 300 dollars. She has 200 dollars left. She is spending under the amount of money spent