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PSYCHO15rus [73]
3 years ago
10

An online media service offers video and music downloads. Each download of a song costs $1.50. Each download of a video costs 2

times as much as the song download. You have a credit of $60. How many songs can you purchase after buying 15 videos?
Mathematics
1 answer:
svetoff [14.1K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:10

Step-by-step explanation:

if a song costs $1.50 and a video is 2 times that amount of a song, then the video would cost $3. you have a balance of $60. you by 15 videos to start. i multiplied $3 by 15 to get the cost of the movies, witch is $45. after i got the cost of the movies i subtracted the $45 from the over all amount, i got 15. now to the songs. i have $15 to get music. 2 songs costs $3( 1.50+1.50= 3.00). 4 songs would cost $6. 8 songs would cost $12. after that i just added 1.50 until i hit a total of 15. so you can get 10 songs for $15

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