Answer:
- 5 times
- $22.75
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Let n represent the number of times you can ride. To keep the cost within your budget, you must have ...
2.75n ≤ 15.00
n ≤ 5.45
You can ride 5 times. You don't have enough money to ride 6 times.
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2. You can choose the correct answer using estimation of the costs. (You only need to work out the numbers in detail if an estimate doesn't get you close enough.)
3 all-day passes are a little more than $20 each, so cost a little more than $60.
2 rides on the Mountain Coaster are another $9, so your total cost will exceed $69. That means you will get less than $31 in change from $100. The only answer choice in that range is $22.75.
If you add up the costs of the passes and rides, you find they come to $77.25, so your change from $100 will be $22.75.
Answer:
$920
Step-by-step explanation:
The amounts added are the arithmetic sequence ...
1, 2, 3, ... 40
The average term of this sequence is (1 +40)/2 = 20.5. The sum of the terms of this sequence is the number of terms (40) multiplied by the average term (20.5). That product is ...
40·20.5 = 820
Chu-Li will have added $820 to her bank in 40 weeks, so the total there is ...
$100 +820 = $920 . . . amount Chu-Li will have 40 weeks from now
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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so it comes
<u>so C is the correct answer</u>
After the 15% discount, Maria pays 85% of the cost. That cost is the sum of the fixed cost and the variable (per visit) cost.
... (updated cost) = 0.85×($150 +$30×a)
... (updated cost) = 127.50 +25.50a . . . . in dollars
