Answer:
The number of empty seats each of these three airlines carried on its flight are as follows:
United Continental = 150 empty seats
American = 50 empty seats
Southwest = 70 empty seats
Step-by-step explanation:
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Let U, A and W represents number of empty seats of United Continental, American, and Southwest respectively. Therefore, we have:
U + A + W = 270 ………………………. (1)
Since United Continental had three times as many empty seats as American, this implies that:
U = 3A ………………………………… (2)
Substituting U = 3A into equation (1), we have:
3A +A + W = 270
4A + W = 270
W = 270 - 4A ………………………….. (3)
For the cost, we have:
3,000[((14.90 / 100) * 3A) + (14.60A / 100) + (12.40W / 100)] = $114,990
((14.90 / 100) * 3A) + (14.60A / 100) + (12.40W / 100) = $114,990 / 3,000
((14.90 / 100) * 3A) + (14.60A / 100) + (12.40W / 100) = 38.33
0.447A + 0.146A + 0124W = 38.33
0.593A + 0.124W = 38.33 ………………… (4)
Substituting W = 270 - 4A from equation (3) into (4) and solve for A, we have:
0.593A + 0.124(270 - 4A) = 38.33
0.593A + 33.48 - 0.496A = 38.33
0.593A - 0.496A = 38.33 - 33.48
0.097A = 4.84
A = 4.84 / 0.097
A = 49.8969072164948
Rounding to a whole number, we have:
A = 50
Substituting A = 50 into each of equations (2) and (3), we have:
U = 3 * 50 = 150
W = 270 - (4 * 50) = 70
Therefore, the number of empty seats each of these three airlines carried on its flight are as follows:
United Continental = 150 empty seats
American = 50 empty seats
Southwest = 70 empty seats
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