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Given Problem Statement:
Olivia has [tex]$23. She bought five bagels for $[/tex]3 each. How much money does she have left?
Let's break this down into smaller steps to find the final solution:
1. Initial Amount of Money:
Olivia starts with [tex]$23.
2. Cost Per Bagel:
Each bagel costs $[/tex]3.
3. Total Number of Bagels Bought:
Olivia buys 5 bagels.
4. Calculate the Total Cost Spent on Bagels:
To find out how much money Olivia spent on the bagels, multiply the number of bagels by the cost of each bagel:
[tex]\( 5 \ \text{bagels} \times \$3 \ \text{per bagel} = \$15 \ \text{spent on bagels} \)[/tex].
5. Calculate the Remaining Money:
Subtract the total money spent on bagels from the initial amount of money Olivia had:
[tex]\( \$23 \ \text{(initial amount)} - \$15 \ \text{(spent on bagels)} = \$8 \ \text{left} \)[/tex].
So, after buying the five bagels, Olivia has [tex]$8 left.
Therefore, the answer to the question is:
- Olivia spent $[/tex]15 on bagels.
- She has $8 left.
These are the two pieces of information derived from the problem's step-by-step solution.
