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Pedro bought 9 kg of sugar at the price of R$1.80 per kilogram, six packets of coffee at the price of R$3.90 per packet and 8 kg of rice at the price of R$2.70 per kilogram. Knowing that he paid for the purchases with a R$100.00 bill, how much change did he receive?

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Answer to a math question Pedro bought 9 kg of sugar at the price of R$1.80 per kilogram, six packets of coffee at the price of R$3.90 per packet and 8 kg of rice at the price of R$2.70 per kilogram. Knowing that he paid for the purchases with a R$100.00 bill, how much change did he receive?

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To calculate Pedro's total expenses and change, you need to add up the costs of sugar, coffee, and rice, and then subtract that total from the R$100.00 bill. Here's how you can do it step by step: Calculate the cost of sugar: Cost of sugar = 9 kg * R$1.80/kg = R$16.20 Calculate the cost of coffee: Cost of coffee = 6 packets * R$3.90/packet = R$23.40 Calculate the cost of rice: Cost of rice = 8 kg * R$2.70/kg = R$21.60 Add up the costs of sugar, coffee, and rice: Total cost = R$16.20 + R$23.40 + R$21.60 = R$61.20 Now, subtract the total cost from the R$100.00 bill to find the change: Change = R$100.00 - R$61.20 = R$38.80 Pedro received R$38.80 in change after paying for his purchases with a R$100.00 bill.

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