Three teachers buy prizes to put in the prize bin at school. Mrs. Maiers spends $7.68 on stickers. Mr. Lang spends $11.52 on balloons. Mrs. Connor spends $17.64 on pencils.

Part A
Use the bar diagram to help find how much the teachers spend in all on the prizes.

A bar diagram with a bar labeled stickers, a bar labeled balloons, and bar labeled pencils that equal the total cost.

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12.28
$

Part B
The teachers evenly divide the cost of the three different prizes. Use the bar diagram to
help find how much each teacher paid.

A bar diagram with three sections showing the cost for three people that is equal to the total cost.

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$

Part C
If Mrs. Maiers buys 24 stickers, is the cost of each sticker more than or less than $0.50?
Select all statements that are correct.
A.

Because $7.68 is less than 24, the quotient $7.68 ÷ 24 must be less than $0.50. So the
cost of each sticker must be less than $0.50.
B.

Because 24 is greater than $7.68, the quotient 24 ÷ $7.68 must be greater than $0.50. So
the cost of each sticker must be more than $0.50.
C.

Because $7.68 is less than half of 24, the quotient $7.68 ÷ 24 must be less than $0.50.
So the cost of each sticker must be less than $0.50.
D.

Because $0.50 × 24 is greater than $7.68, the cost of each sticker must be less than $0.50.
E.

Because $0.50 × 24 is greater than $7.68, the cost of each sticker must be more than $0.50.