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Iris Souza started the summer with $30. She took $10 and made signs for her dog walking service. She posted the signs all over her neighborhood. She used the other $20 to buy a stout leash and a pooper-scooper. At the end of the summer, after buying herself a new pair of shoes for $50 (she had worn her other shoes out walking dogs), she had $125 left. Calculate Souza's costs for her summer job?Group of answer choices$30$50$80$125$175

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Iris Souza started the summer with 30.Shetook30. She took 10 and made signs for her dog walking service. She posted the signs all over her neighborhood. She used the other 20tobuyastoutleashandapooper−scooper.Attheendofthesummer,afterbuyingherselfanewpairofshoesfor20 to buy a stout leash and a pooper-scooper. At the end of the summer, after buying herself a new pair of shoes for 50 (she had worn her other shoes out walking dogs), she had 125left.CalculateSouza′scostsforhersummerjob?Groupofanswerchoices125 left. Calculate Souza's costs for her summer job?Group of answer choices30505080125125175

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To calculate Souza's costs for her summer job, we need to add up all the money she spent.

  1. She started with 30andspentallofitonmakingsignsandbuyingaleashandapooper−scooper.So,that′s30 and spent all of it on making signs and buying a leash and a pooper-scooper. So, that's 30.

  2. Then, she bought a new pair of shoes for $50.

So, the total cost for her summer job is 30(forsigns,leash,andpooper−scooper)+30 (for signs, leash, and pooper-scooper) + 50 (for shoes) = $80.

So, the correct answer is $80.

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