So based on the information here, it costs $3,000 up front but an additional $1,000 for each play and each sold out performance brings in $2,500
For the sake of simplicity, when solving it, I won't be putting the dollar sign
So the equation is the following:
3,000+1,000x=2,500x
So you need to get "x" by itself
First, minus 1,000x from each side
So it is now 3,000=1,500x
Now you divide 3,000 by 1,500 which is 2
x=2
So that means two performances need to sell out in order to break even with the cost
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To check:
$3,000+$1,000(2)=$2,500(2)
$1,000×2=$2,000 and $3,000+$2,000=$5,000
$5,000=$2,5000(2)
$2,500×2=$5,000
$5,000=$5,000
So it it correct
The answers are the 3rd and 4th box
Answer:
$42
Step-by-step explanation:
$75 - $72 = $3
$45 - $3 = $42
James was charged $42 for an overdraft fee.
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