Determining Change - Multiple Costs, Multiple Items

Rachel bought 1 soda, 1 hat and 2 hotdogs at the baseball game. The soda cost 5.40, the hat cost 1.85, and the hot dogs were each 1.00. If she paid with a twenty dollar bill, how much change should she get back?

Carol bought 1 bookmark, 3 books and 1 poster at the school book fair. The bookmark cost $3.15, the books cost $3.80 a piece, and the poster was $0.65. If she paid with a twenty dollar bill, how much change should she get back?

Oliver bought 1 box of candy, 2 sodas and 1 bag of popcorn at the theater. The box of candy cost 4.20, each soda cost 1.55 and the bag of popcorn was 4.10. If he paid with a twenty dollar bill, how much change should he get back?

Tom bought 2 cups, 1 plate and 1 bowl at a store. The cups cost 2.45 each, the plate cost 1.15 and the bowl was 2.90. If he paid with a twenty dollar bill, how much change should he get back?

Lana bought 2 large lollipops, 1 box of chocolate and 1 bag of candy at the candy store. The large lollipops cost 2.95 each, the box of chocolate cost 3.90 and the bag of candy was 2.45. If she paid with a twenty dollar bill, how much change should she get back?

Amy bought 1 pen, 1 eraser and 2 pencils at the school shop. The pen cost $0.50, the eraser cost $1.00 and the pencils were each $0.95. If she paid with a twenty dollar bill, how much change should she get back?

Victor bought 1 T-shirt, 1 jacket and 1 hoodie at the clothing store. The T-shirt cost $5.25, the jacket cost $6.70 and the hoodie was $7.00. If he paid with a twenty dollar bill, how much change should he get back?