Roy is planning a trip to Iceland. His plane ticket will cost kr 60,170 (60,170 Icelandic krónur), his lodging will cost kr 47,249, he needs $kr 39,877$ for food, and his Icelandic friend has suggested that he bring at least $kr 41,054$ for sightseeing and spending money. However, Roy has only kr 160,500 saved up. How much more will he need before he can go on his trip?

A. $kr 23,350$
B. $kr 26,673$
C. $kr 27,850$
D. $kr 28,741$

Question

A. $kr 23,350$
B. $kr 26,673$
C. $kr 27,850$
D. $kr 28,741$

Anonymous · Answer

Roy's total trip cost amounts to kr 188,350, and after subtracting his savings of kr 160,500, he needs an additional kr 27,850. Thus, the answer is option C: kr 27,850. 
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GinnyAnswer · Answer

Calculate the total cost of the trip: 60 , 170 + 47 , 249 + 39 , 877 + 41 , 054 = 188 , 350 . 
 Subtract Roy's savings from the total cost: 188 , 350 − 160 , 500 = 27 , 850 . 
 Roy needs an additional kr 27,850. 
 The final answer is k r 27 , 850 ​ . 
 
 Explanation 
 
 Problem Analysis Roy is planning a trip to Iceland and needs to figure out how much more money he needs to save. We need to calculate the total cost of his trip and then subtract his current savings to find the difference. 
 
 Calculating Total Cost First, let's calculate the total cost of the trip by adding up all the expenses:

Plane ticket: kr 60,170 Lodging: kr 47,249 Food: kr 39,877 Spending money: kr 41,054 
 Total cost = kr 60,170 + kr 47,249 + kr 39,877 + kr 41,054 
 
 Finding the Difference Total cost = kr 188,350 
 
 Now, subtract Roy's savings from the total cost to find out how much more he needs: 
 Amount needed = Total cost - Roy's savings Amount needed = kr 188,350 - kr 160,500 
 
 Final Calculation Amount needed = kr 27,850 
 
 Therefore, Roy needs an additional kr 27,850 to go on his trip. 
 Examples 
 Imagine you're planning a school trip. You need to calculate the total cost, including transportation, accommodation, meals, and activities. By adding up all these expenses, you can determine the total amount of money needed. Then, you subtract the funds already raised to find out how much more fundraising is required. This helps ensure you have enough money for a successful trip!

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