Answer:
[tex]\$117.25[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
The complete question is
Paloma has a flower stand at a farmer's market. On Tuesday, she sold 8 marigold flats and 10 daisy flats. An hour before closing, she sold 5 bunches of roses at half price and 2 bunches of lilies for 1/3 of the price. Evaluate a numerical expression to find out how much money Paloma made
The price of Marigold(M) is $5.75.
The price of Daisy(D) is $6.25.
The price of Roses(R) is $2.50.
The price of Lilies(L) is $3.75
we know that
The price of Marigold multiplied by 8 plus the price of Daisy multiplied by 10 plus the an half price of Roses multiplied by 5 plus 1/3 of the price of Lilies multiplied by 2 must be equal to the amount of money Paloma made on Tuesday
so
[tex]8(5.75\$)+10(\$6.25)+5(1/2)(\$2.50)+2(1/3)(\$3.75)\\\$46+\$62.5+\$6.25+\$2.50\\\$117.25[/tex]
