Grades 1-2 Video Solutions 2025-2025_1-2

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Problem number 18. Anne buys 3 chocolate bars. Tom buys 5 chocolate bars. Tom pays 8 euros more than Anne. What is the cost of 1 chocolate bar?  To solve this problem, let's look at the difference between what Tom buys and what Anne buys. Tom bought 2 more chocolate bars than Anne, but Tom paid 8 more euros than Anne.  Since this difference has to be the same, 2 chocolate bars must cost 8 euros, and that means that 1 chocolate bar costs 4 euros. That means the answer is D, 4 euros.

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Problem number 18. Anne buys 3 chocolate bars. Tom buys 5 chocolate bars. Tom pays 8 euros more than Anne. What is the cost of 1 chocolate bar? To solve this problem, let's look at the difference between what Tom buys and what Anne buys. Tom bought 2 more chocolate bars than Anne, but Tom paid 8 more euros than Anne. Since this difference has to be the same, 2 chocolate bars must cost 8 euros, and that means that 1 chocolate bar costs 4 euros. That means the answer is D, 4 euros.

Keywords

chocolate bars

cost calculation

Tom and Anne

math problem

price per bar