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2 years ago

Homer and Bart plan to buy one computer for $499.00 strictly for gaming

Mathematics

1 answer:

kati45 [8]2 years ago

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Answer:

Part A: T(x) = $49.99x + $499.00

Part B: $748.95

Part C: T(x) = $49.99x + $24.99y + $499.00

Part D: $773.93

Step-by-step explanation:

Part A:

Let x represent the amount of games bought. Let T(x) represent total cost.

T(x) = $49.99x + $499.00

Part B:

T(x) = $49.99(5) + $499.00

T(x) = $249.95 + $499.00

T(x) = $748.95

Part C:

Let y represent the amount of controllers bought.

T(x) = $49.99x + $24.99y + $499.00

Part D:

T(x) = $49.99(4) + $24.99(3) + $499.00

T(x) = $199.96‬ + $74.97 + $499.00

T(x) = $773.93

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