Jason brought $39.50 to the state fair. he bought a burger, a souvenir, and a pass. the burger was 1 3 as much as the souvenir, and the souvenir cost 1 2 the cost of the pass. jason had $4.50 left over after buying these items. what was the cost of each item? jason brought $39.50 to the state fair. he bought a burger, a souvenir, and a pass. the burger was 1 3 as much as the souvenir, and the souvenir cost 1 2 the cost of the pass. jason had $4.50 left over after buying these items. what was the cost of each item?

Given: Price of the Pass

Jason’s money = $39.50

Let X=Price of Pass

Price of Souvenir =12X

Price of Burger=13(12X)

Amount Left=4.50

X+12X+(13(12X)=39.50-4.50

X+12x+156X=35

169X=35

X=35/169=0.207101

Price of Pass=0.207101=0.21

Price of Souvenir =12X= 2.485207=2.49

Price of Burger=13(12X)=13(2.485207)= 32.30769=32.30

To verify:

.21+2.49+32.30=35

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