Hundred-thousands: 1(00,000)
Ten-thousands: 7(0,000)
I'm not sure whether or not it's asking for the full number or just the digit, but I hope I helped!
Answer:
1. 4 nights
2. $154
Step-by-step explanation:
1. The airfare is a fixed cost, and the cost of staying at the hotel for n nights is 98 * n. So, we add this up: 478 + 93n. This cost can be <em>no more than</em> 850 because that's Jenna's budget limit. So, we have:
478 + 93n ≤ 850
Subtract 478 from both sides:
93n ≤ 372
Divide by 93:
n ≤ 4
The maximum number of nights is 4 nights.
2. Abigail currently has $45 and she needs m more dollars in order to achieve her goal of <em>at least</em> $199. Seeing "at least", we know that we need to use the ≥ sign:
45 + m ≥ 199
Subtract 45 from both sides:
m ≥ 154
Abigail still needs at least $154.
Hope this helps!
1. yu take the first expression and win over the second
