Ian wants to promote his band on the internet. Site a offers website hosting for $4.95 per month with a $49.99 startup fee. Site
b offers website hosting for $9.95 per month with no startup fee. Write and solve an inequality to determine how many months lan could have his wedsite on site b and still keep his total cost less than site a
Site A: $49.95 plus $59.40(4.95 x 12) equals $109.35
Site B: $9.95 x 12 equals $119.40
No, wait that's not right.
Okay, at 8 months, site A is pretty much at $90 (forget the nickels) and site B is $80 so site B is less. At 7 months, site A is $85 and site B is $70 so site B is less. At 9 months, site A is $95 and site B is $90 so site B is less. At 10 months, site A $100 and site B is $100
It's got to be around 10 months somewhere.
Ten months would be $99.45 for site A and $99.50 for site B so B is less.
Eleven months is $104.40 for A and $109.45 for B so now B is more.</span>
if he has spent 2/3 of his workday selling products that is almost his whole day. He has 1/3 of his workday left so he dedicated it to making calls for his company.
So you work if you subtract 2/3 from a whole that leaves you with 1/3 of your day left
