Calculate Total: Adding £10.30 and £17.10 in Shopping Context

Chris buys apples costing £10.30 \pounds10.30 and grapes that cost £17.10 \pounds17.10 .

How much does Chris pay in total?

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00:10 Let's solve this problem together.
00:14 We'll use long addition to figure it out, step by step.
00:24 Remember, each time we add, take your time to calculate, and write it down.
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Chris buys apples costing £10.30 \pounds10.30 and grapes that cost £17.10 \pounds17.10 .

How much does Chris pay in total?

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Step-by-step solution

To work out how much Chris pays in total, we need to add the cost of the apples to the cost of the grapes as follows:

10.3+17.1 10.3\\+17.1

This gives us the answer:

27.4 27.4

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Final Answer

£27.40 \pounds27.40

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