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34kurt
3 years ago
10

Rachel is going on a trip to Japan. The table below shows the cities she hopes to visit during her stay, as well as the amount

Mathematics
1 answer:
Bond [772]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

C. Osaka and Sendai

Step-by-step explanation:

I would start off by first adding up the total cost of going to all of the cities. This would equal ¥ 49,644. Next I would find the total cost for each answer choice.

A. Nara and Sapporo = ¥ 12,930 - ¥36,000 = ¥ 36,714

B. Hiroshima and Kyoto = ¥ 13,379 - ¥36,000 =  ¥ 36,265

C. Osaka and Sendai  = ¥ 14,665 - ¥36,000 = ¥ 34,979

(I am unable to find 'D', What is Connora?)

With this we are able to see that with what I was able to find, C would be the best choice.

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