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A Jet ski rental company charges a one time fee of $50 , and $90 per hour to rent one of their jet skis. How many hours (X) it w

ill take to spend exactly $2,210?

1 answer:

AleksandrR [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

24 hours

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that:

One time fee for renting the Jet ski = $50

Per hour charges to rent one Jet ski = $90

Total money available = $2210

To find:

Number hours $X$ it will take to spend the total money.

Solution:

Charges for renting the jet ski for one hour = $90

Charges for renting the jet ski for $X$ hours = $90 $X$

As per question statement, it can be written that:

One time Charges + Charges for renting the jet ski for $X$ hours = $2210

$\Rightarrow 50 + 90X=2210\\\Rightarrow 5+9X=221\\\Rightarrow 9X=216\\\Rightarrow X =\bold{24\ hours}$

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