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shutvik [7]
3 years ago
10

Each year, a cyber cafe charges its customers a base rate of $25, with an additional $0.30 per visit for the first 50 visits, an

d $0.10 for every visit after that. How much does the cyber cafe charge a customer for a year in which 72 visits are made?
Business
1 answer:
Debora [2.8K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

$42.2

Explanation:

The base rate is $25

The first 50 visits cost $.30 per visit. The total for the first 50 visits will be:

50 X $.30

= 50 x 0.30 =$15

After the first 50 visits, the customer pays $.10 per visit. The no. of visits after 50 will be 72- 50.

Costs after 50 visit will be 22 X .10

=22 x .10= $2.2

The total amount the customer will pay is $25 + $15 + $2.2

=$42.2

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