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A. The tally chart shows the number of coins collected by five children.
List the children in order from smallest to largest coin collection:
Wade < Matt < Barry < Nina < Carol
Wade, Matt, and Barry have coins together.
Wade has more coins than Matt and fewer coins than Carol.
If Carol gives 15 coins to Nina, Carol will have coins.
B.
Kathryn bought one tape and one folder: 20¢ + 17¢ = 37¢
One pencil, one folder, and one eraser: 8¢ + 17¢ + 7¢ = 32¢
Eric spent 14¢: pencil (8¢) and eraser (6¢) or other combinations, but given options: pencil and 6¢ is not an option, so eraser and pencil is not possible, possible is pencil and 6¢ is not an option, possible is 7¢ eraser and 7¢ is not an option for any item, possible is 2 items 7¢ and 7¢.
Judah has 65¢, buys two items and gets 20¢ change: spent 45¢, possible combinations: tape (20¢) and pencil (25¢) is not possible, possible is tape (20¢) and paper (25¢) is not possible, possible is folder (17¢) and paper (25¢) and 3¢ is not an option, possible is folder and tape is not possible, possible is 2 folders and 11¢ is not an option, possible is 25¢ paper and 20¢ tape.
Laura spent 40¢ on three items: possible combinations: 3 pencils (3 8¢ = 24¢) and eraser (7¢) and 9¢ is not an option, possible is 3 erasers (3 7¢ = 21¢) and pencil (8¢) and 11¢ is not an option, possible is 2 folders (2 17¢ = 34¢) and 6¢ is not an option, possible is 2 pencils and 1 folder (2 8¢ = 16¢ + 17¢ = 33¢) and 7¢ is not an option, possible is 2 erasers and 1 pencil and 9¢ is not an option, possible is 2 erasers and 1 folder (2 7¢ = 14¢ + 17¢ = 31¢) and 9¢ is not an option, possible is 1 pencil and 2 erasers and 9¢ is not an option, possible is 1 folder and 2 pencils (17¢ + 2 8¢ = 17¢ + 16¢ = 33¢) and 7¢ is not an option.