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Nadusha1986 [10]
3 years ago
14

Pls help on part A B and C plssssss

Mathematics
2 answers:
Fittoniya [83]3 years ago
6 0
Part be just and all the cost and c i cant do good luck hope that helps
Sergio [31]3 years ago
4 0
For part A, the answers are:
38.76
13.875
7.0
9.779
<em>
</em>For part B, just add all the costs.

For part C, the answer is: 
You solve it trying Mr. Lowe's equation, you should get <em>75.0318.
</em>
To fill the empty box, what you need to do is tell them why his answer is right or why it's wrong.  I am doing it for you, you should fill that box with:
<em>
Mr. Lowe's equation was wrong because he added the numbers that have to be multiplied, and he multiplied the numbers that must be added.
</em><em>The right equation is: 
</em>
<em>(10.2 × 3.80) + (12.5 × 1.18) + (6.25 × 1.12) + (8.89 × 1.10) = 70.289</em>
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