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vagabundo
14 days ago
12

Tara earns $8.50 an hour (after taxes) at the pizza place. She is scheduled to work four hours this afternoon. However, her frie

nd Kayla called and asked her if she wants to go to the movie. A ticket to the movie costs $9.50. In addition, she always spends about $7 on snacks.
Mathematics
1 answer:
lawyer [9.2K]14 days ago
8 0
Kayla's opportunity cost for attending the movie is $9.50

Tara's total expense for watching the movie amounts to $50.50

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