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eduard
3 years ago
7

Freddy owns a lot measuring 80 ft. x 120 ft. The city puts in a new street on the front and the side of his house and assesses h

im 6 cents per square foot based on the area of this lot. His costs are ______.
Mathematics
1 answer:
MatroZZZ [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

His costs are $ 596

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

The measurements of the lot = 80 ft. x 120 ft,

So, the area of the lot = 80 x 120

                                     = 9600 ft².

Since, the charges per square feet = 6 cents

Thus,

The total charges for the lot

= area in square ft × cost per square ft

= 9600 × 6      

= 59600 cents  

= 596 dollars    ( ∵ 100 cents = 1 dollar )

Hence, his costs are <u>$ 596</u>

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