4 years ago

Econo motel charges $260 for 4 nights. At that rate, how much would 7 nights cost

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1 answer:

faltersainse [42]4 years ago

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Divide the cost for 4 nights by 4 to get cost per night.

260/4 = 65 per night.

Multiply cost per night by 7:

65 x 7 = 455

It would cost $455 for 7 nights.

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