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The dance committee hired a DJ for the fall dance. The DJ charges $125 per hour plus $55 for an assistant. The committee wants t

o keep the total cost under $600. What is the maximum amount of hours the DJ will play at the dance?

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Damm [24]3 years ago

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The max amount of time the dj will play is four hours. 4*125=500 ........ Plus the 55 for the assistant is $555

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