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As a motivational speaker, Bree speaks at school assemblies, charging a school

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Oksi-84 [34.3K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Bree spoke at 55 assemblies in this district.

Step-by-step explanation:

Bree speaks at school assemblies charging a school district a total cost C modeled by the equation:

C(a) = 50a+1,500

Being a the number of assemblies attending the meeting.

It's given Bree charged the Escambia City School District $4,250 to speak at school assemblies.

We can find the number of assemblies by solving the equation:

50a+1,500=4,250

Subtracting 1,500:

50a=4,250-1,500=2,750

Dividing by 50;

a = 2,750 / 50=55

Bree spoke at 55 assemblies in this district.

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