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Sveta_85 [38]
3 years ago
6

                                         Three friends are renting

Mathematics
1 answer:
nexus9112 [7]3 years ago
7 0

It is given that:

Monthly Rent = A

Total Money Paid to Landlord = Y

The landlord requires initial payment to include:

  • 1st month's rent
  • \frac{1}{2} month's rent or 50% of monthly rent for Security Deposit
  • 40% of monthly rent for  utility bills
  • 5% of monthly rent for health club
  • 13% of monthly rent per person for other services

Also, Total Amount Paid to the Landlord = $2574

Number of People Sharing the Apartment = 3

Basis the above information,

Y = (100% * A) + (50% * A) + (40% * A) + (5% * A) + (13% * A * 3)

⇒ Y = A + (0.5 * A) + (0.4 * A) + (0.05 * A) + (0.39 * A)

⇒ Y = A + (0.5 * A) + (0.4 * A) + (0.05 * A) + (0.39 * A)

⇒ Y = 2.34 * A

Substituting the value of Y to determine A

⇒ 2,574 = 2.34 * A

⇒ A = 1,100

Hence, the monthly rent is $1,100

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