Jeanne barrons has decided to buy a new car. it has a base price of

Mathematics

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Setler [38]1 year ago

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Answer:

a. $19,224.92

Step-by-step explanation:

The dealer's cost will be the sum of the dealer's costs for the base car, its options, and the destination charge.

cost for base car = 0.83 × $21,276 = $17,659.08

cost for options = 0.80 × $1,219.80 = $975.84

cost for destination charge = $590.00

The sum of the dealer's costs is ...

$17,659.08 +975.84 +590.00 = $19,224.92

Barrons should estimate the dealer's cost to be $19,224.92.

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