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butalik [34]
3 years ago
12

WHAT IS NINE TENTHS OF NINETY POUNDS

Mathematics
1 answer:
PtichkaEL [24]3 years ago
4 0
     90 * 0.9 = 81  All you do is change 9/10ths to a decimal 0.9 and multiply 90 by 0.9 your answer is 81
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<em>Part (A) Which company offers a better deal for a three day trip for Mr. Martin and his son? What will be the cost?</em>

  • The rate offered by Wild Fishing Inc:

        Round Trip Flight $200 / Daily Rate $25

  • The rate offered by Fisherman's Service:

        Round Trip Flight $150 / Daily Rate $30

<em>Analyzing Wild Fishing Inc. Offer for a three day trip</em>

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<u><em>Expenses cost for Mr. Martin and his son if they chose Wild Fishing Inc</em></u>

The formula to calculate Mr Martin expenses for 3 day trip:

Round trip Cost +  3 (Daily rate) ⇒ 200 + 3 (25) = $275.......[A]

The formula to calculate Mr Martin's son expenses for 3 day trip:

Round trip Cost +  3 (Daily rate) ⇒ 200 + 3 (25) = $275.......[B]

Adding Equation [A] and [B] will bring the net expense faced by Mr. Martin and his son if they chose to get Wild Fishing Inc. deal:

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So, Wild Fishing Inc. will cost 550$ to both Mr. Martin and his son.

<em>Analyzing Fisherman's Service Offer for a three day trip</em>

As Mr. Martin and his son are planning a fishing trip to Alaska.

<u><em>Expenses cost for Mr. Martin and his son if they chose Fisherman's Service</em></u>

The formula to calculate Mr Martin expenses for 3 day trip:

Round trip Cost +  3 (Daily rate) ⇒ 150 + 3 (30) = $240.......[A]

The formula to calculate Mr Martin's son expenses for 3 day trip:

Round trip Cost +  3 (Daily rate) ⇒ 150 + 3 (30) = $240.......[B]

Adding Equation [A] and [B] will bring the net expense faced by Mr. Martin and his son if they chose to get Fisherman's Service deal:

Net expense faced by Mr. Martin and his son: 240 + 240 = 480$

So, Fisherman's Service will cost 480$ to both Mr. Martin and his son.

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  • Wild Fishing Inc. will cost 550$ to both Mr. Martin and his son.
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Therefore, Fisherman's Service will provide a better deal for a three days trip as it will cost $480 compare to the Wild Fishing Inc.'s deal that costs around 550$.

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The formula to calculate Mr Martin expenses for 6 day trip:

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The formula to calculate Mr Martin's son expenses for 3 day trip:

Round trip Cost +  6 (Daily rate) ⇒ 200 + 6 (25) = $350.......[B]

Adding Equation [A] and [B] will bring the net expense faced by Mr. Martin and his son if they chose to get Wild Fishing Inc. deal for 6 days:

Net expense faced by Mr. Martin and his son: $350 + $350 = 700$

<u><em>Checking Fisherman's expenses for 6 days trip:</em></u>

The formula to calculate Mr Martin expenses for 6 day trip:

Round trip Cost +  6 (Daily rate) ⇒ 150 + 6 (30) = $330.......[A]

The formula to calculate Mr Martin's son expenses for 3 day trip:

Round trip Cost +  6 (Daily rate) ⇒ 150 + 6 (30) = $330.......[B]

Adding Equation [A] and [B] will bring the net expense faced by Mr. Martin and his son if they chose to get Fisherman's Service deal for 6 days:

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Let w be expression for Wild Fishing Inc. to represent the cost of the trip for both Mr. Martin and his son for n number of days trip.

w = 2 (Round trip Cost) +  2n (Daily rate)

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As Round trip costs $150 and $30 is the daily rate for Fisherma''s Service.

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f = 2(150) + 2n(30) = 300 + 60n

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