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3 years ago
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Andy's total college tuition and fees for a term in which he enrolls in 15 credit hours is $9064. His fees for the term are as f

ollows.
Student Fees: $1036
Housing: $3450
Meal plan: $1653
Write a linear equation and solve it to determine how much he is charged per credit hour. Enter the cost per credit hour in the box below.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Westkost [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: The required linear equation 15y=9064-(1036+3450+1653)

He charged $195 per credit hour.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Andy's total college tuition and fees for a term in which he enrolls in 15 credit hours= $9064

According to the question, the total tuition fees for 15 credit hours = 9064-(1036+3450+1653)

Let y be he charged per credit hour, then the linear equation for the given situation will be

15y=9064-(1036+3450+1653)\\\Rightarrow\ 15y=9064-6193\\\Rightarrow\ 15y=2925\\\Rightarrow\ y=\frac{2925}{15}\\\Rightarrow\ y=\$195

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