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1 year ago

Suppose that each semester at a particular community college Manuel has to pay $1478 in tuition and $121 in fees.

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Kamila [148]1 year ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be time, in semesters, remaining before Manuel graduates. We find that Manuel's expenses are:

$1478/semester in tuition, and

$121/semester in fees

1. x semesters remaining: fees

Remaining cost for fees, y, is the product of the fee times the number of semesters, x:

y =($121/semester)*x

y = ($121)*x

2. x semesters remaining: tuition

Remaining cost, y, is the product of the tuition (times the number of semesters, x.

y = ($1478/semester)*x + ($121/semester)*x

y = ($1599)*x

3. x semesters remaining: tuition and fees

Remaining cost, y, is the sum of the products of the tuition (times the number of semesters, and the fees (tix.

y = ($1478/semester)*x + ($121/semester)*x

y = ($1599)*x

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