Will, Micah and sue went to dinner. Will paid 1/3 of the dinner bill. Micah and sue paid in the ratio of 2:5. If sue paid $6 more Than Will, how much did the dinner cost
$21. If you take 2:5 and double it 4:10, 10 is 6 more than four, so you add the two up (14) and then you have 2/3s of the bill. then you divide 14 in two (7) and multiply 7 by three (21).
Answer : The dinner cost was, $ 42
Step-by-step explanation :
Let the dinner cost be, 'x'
Dinner cost paid by Will = @@MATH_TOKEN_0@@
Remaining dinner cost = @@MATH_TOKEN_1@@
The ratio of dinner cost paid by Micah and sue is 2:5
Dinner cost paid by Micah = @@MATH_TOKEN_2@@
Dinner cost paid by Sue = @@MATH_TOKEN_3@@
As, Sue paid dinner cost $6 more than Will.
That means,
\((\frac{10}{21}x)=\$ 6+(\frac{1}{3}\times x)\)
\((\frac{10}{21}x)-(\frac{1}{3}\times x)=\$ 6\)
\((\frac{1}{7}\times x)=\$ 6\)
\(x=\$ 6\times 7\)
\(x=\$ 42\)
Thus, the dinner cost was, $ 42