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Volgvan
3 years ago
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According to the table, Tasha initially had blank dollars before purchasing songs, and the cost of each song was blank dollars

Mathematics
1 answer:
melomori [17]3 years ago
5 0

Total money before purchasing = $30

Cost of each song = $1.20

Solution:

According to the table,

No. of songs    Amount

        2                 27.60

        3                 26.40

        4                 25.20

Difference between amount she have after bought 3 songs to 2 songs:

27.60 – 26.40 = 1.20

Difference between amount she have after bought 4 songs to 3 songs:

26.40 – 25.20 = 1.20

So, the cost of each song = $1.20

Amount of money she had after purchasing one song = $27.60 + $1.20

                                                                                          = $28.80

Tasha initially had before purchasing songs = $28.80 + $1.20

                                                                         = $30

Hence Tasha initially had $30 before purchasing songs and the cost of each song was $1.20.

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