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. 1). Suppose I go to the movie theater and I have $20 dollars to spend. Estimate whether I can I afford all the following items. ItemsPrices Movie Ticket$10.50.

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2 1). Suppose I go to the movie theater and I have $20 dollars to spend. Estimate whether I can I afford all the following items. ItemsPrices Movie Ticket$10.50 Popcorn$4.33 Soda$2.25 Candy$4.09

3 1). Suppose I go to the movie theater and I have $20 dollars to spend. Estimate whether I can I afford all the following items. If you round the price of each item to the nearest ones place, then add up the prices, you will find that I am over budget. ItemsPricesEstimated Prices Movie Ticket $10.50$11 Popcorn$4.33$4 Soda$2.25$2 Candy$4.09$4 The estimated cost would be $21, which puts me $1 over budget.

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