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3 years ago

Please help me. I'm lost.

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amm18123 years ago

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Yes cause he can decrease the perimeter in any way and it would change the area and idk the other 2 in the front

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Let's find out how much he has to pay for each of the deals.

Deal 1

£1.75 per mile.

192 x 1.75 = 336

£336

Deal 2

15% off of £680

$\frac{x}{680} \frac{15}{100}$

680 x 15 = 10200

10200/100 = 102

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Deal 3

£90 per day - 1/10

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1/10 of 630 = 63

630 - 63 = 567

£567

The cheapest deal would be Deal 1

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-Peredhel

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