<u>Answer:</u>
Below!
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
<u>We can solve this with the help of equations.</u>
<u>Since we are getting 0 ≠ 1 as our result, the problem has </u><u>no solution.</u>
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The best buy is from dealership A because the fees of dealership B is more expensive
<h3>The add-on options</h3>For the purpose of this exercise, the add-on options to select are:
The total amount of the add-on options is:
Total = $1000 + $500 + $3500 + $500 + $750
Total = $6250
<u>The inequality</u>
This is represented using:
Base price * (1 + Tax) + Fees + Add-on total ≤ 20000
So, we have:
(1 + 6.75%) * x + 751.56 + 6250 ≤ 20000
<u>Solve for x</u>
We have:
(1 + 6.75%) * x + 751.56 + 6250 ≤ 20000
Evaluate the like terms
(1 + 6.75%) * x ≤ 12998.44
Divide both sides by (1 + 6.75%)
x ≤ 12176.52
The solution means that the base price of the car cannot exceed $12176.52 for dealership A
<u>The graph of the possible base price</u>
See attachment
<h3>Dealership B</h3>The total amount of the add-on options is:
Total = $500 + $750 + $2750 + $750 + $500
Total = $5250
<u>The inequality</u>
This is represented using:
Base price * (1 + Tax) + Fees + Add-on total ≤ 20000
So, we have:
(1 + 6.75%) * x + 1524.72 + 5250 ≤ 20000
<u>Solve for x</u>
We have:
(1 + 6.75%) * x + 1524.72 + 5250 ≤ 20000
Evaluate the like terms
(1 + 6.75%) * x ≤ 13225.28
Divide both sides by (1 + 6.75%)
x ≤ 12389.02
The solution means that the base price of the car cannot exceed $12389.02 for dealership B
<u>The graph of the possible base price</u>
See attachment
<h3>Where to buy from</h3>Buy from dealership A because the fees of dealership B is more expensive
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