Question

Hello, I’ve been stuck on this problems for the last...I don’t even know. Is there anyone who could help me with this word problem. Any help is appreciated.

Answer 1

Answer: 13 cases of books

Step-by-step explanation: Im certain that you have to figure out how much would it be to ship 14 books. So, you have to do 150•14=2,100. 2,100 is greater then 2,000, so thats a no. Then do 13•150=1,950. Because you can afford it, it would be 13 books.

Answer 2

First, subtracts the handling fee from his total money.
2000-260=1740
This is the amount of money he has left to spend. Then divide the money left by the book cost.
1740/150=11.6
He can’t buy more than 11 cases of books, but he also wants to ship 14 total cases. Then you can just go down from there and figure out how many boxes and how many magazines
8 BOXES OF BOOKS AND 6 BOXES OF MAGAZINES