A farmer spent $35 on feed for chickens and goats. He spent 40% money on chicken feed, which he bought at a 10% discount off the full price, and spent the rest on goat feed, which he bought at full price. If the farmer had paid full price for both the chicken feed and the goat feed, what amount would he have spent on the chicken feed and goat feed combined?	Choose the most appropriate option:
A) $36.55	B) $38.50	C) $39.20	D) $39.50	E) $40.60
A farmer spent 40% money on chicken feed, so he spent 0.4*$35=$14 on chicken feed, thus he spent the remaining 35-14 0.4* 35= 
<gadget id="calculator"> 0.4* 35</gadget>
<output>14</output>
$14 on chicken feed, thus he spent the remaining   35-14= 
<gadget id="calculator">  35-14</gadget>
<output>21</output>
$21 on goat feed.   Now, since he bought chicken feed at a 20% discount then the original price of it was x*0.9=$14 --&gt; x=$15.55.   Therefore if the farmer had paid full price for both the chicken feed and the goat feed, then he would he have spent 15.55+21=$36.55.   $36.55nswer: $36.55.
<result>A</result>
A farmer spent $35 on feed for chickens and goats. He spent 40% money on chicken feed, which he bought at a 10% discount off the full price, and spent the rest on goat feed, which he bought at full price. If the farmer had paid full price for both the chicken feed and the goat feed, what amount would he have spent on the chicken feed and goat feed combined?