I need to know if I did this right. Below is story problem. It has questions labeled a-f. Under each lettered question, I provided an answer, but I am not confident with my outcome. Can you read it over and tell me if I did it right? If not can you steer me in the right direction.

A homeowner wanted to improve the value of his home by putting tile flooring in three of his rooms. He researched the different types of tile and decided on two types: ceramic tile and decorative tile.
He found that he could purchase the ceramic tile for $5.00 per square foot installed and the decorative tile would be $6.00 per square foot installed.
Use this information to answer the following questions.

Write an expression that would represent the cost of ceramic tile (use ¡°c¡± to represent the ceramic tile)

c=$5.00b

Write an expression that would represent the cost of the decorative tile (use ¡°d¡± to represent the decorative tile)

C=$6.00¡¼ft¡½^2b, or is it C=$6.00b

The homeowner is planning to spend no more than $6,000 for the flooring. Write an inequality that demonstrates how much money he is willing to spend for the two types of tile.

C¡Ü$6,000

He decides to tile Room 1 and Room 2 with ceramic tile only. The dimensions of Room 1 are 30 feet by 30 feet and the dimensions of Room 2 are 10 feet by 12 feet. Write an expression that would represent the total cost of the two rooms and find the solution.

Room 1: First I calculate total square feet by figuring out the area¡­ A=s^2¡­30*30=900 square feet

Now I figure out cost by calculating the cost of square footage:
Cost=price per square foot multiplied by the number of square feet.

$5.00*900 square feet =$4,500
Solution for room 1 is $4,500

Room 2: Again, I need to calculate total square feet by finding the
Area...a=s(2): 10*12=120
Now, I figure out cost by calculating the cost of square footage:
Cost=price per square foot multiplied by the number of square feet.
$5.00*120=600
Solution for room 2 is $600

Now, to find the total cost of the two rooms; I would add the total cost of room1 ($4,500) and the total cost of room 2($600) together:
$4,500+$600=$5,100




There is one more room he would like to tile with just decorative tile. Given how much he has spent on the previous two rooms; write an inequality that represents the maximum amount of money he has to spend on the decorative tile.

The owner wants to spend no more than $6,000 on flooring; he has already spent $5,100. We subtract 5,100 from 6,000 to see how much money he has left to spend on the flooring, or the maximum he has left: $6,000-$5,100=900
An inequality that would represent the maximum amount would be: c<, or equal to 900

The dimensions of Room 3 are 8 feet by 12 feet. Find the total area of the room and determine, using the inequality from #5, if he has enough money to tile Room 3 with the decorative tile.

I need to calculate total square feet by finding the
Area...a=s(2):8*12=96 square feet

Now I figure out cost by calculating the cost of square footage:
Cost=price per square foot multiplied by the number of square feet.
$6.00*96=$576
576<900
Therefore, the homeowner has enough money to use the decorative tile for room
three.

a) The expression that represents the cost of ceramic tile is correct: c = $5.00b. This means the cost of ceramic tile is $5.00 per square foot.

b) The expression that represents the cost of the decorative tile is incorrect. It should be C = $6.00b. This means the cost of the decorative tile is $6.00 per square foot.

c) The inequality that demonstrates how much money the homeowner is willing to spend for the two types of tile is correct: C ≤ $6,000. This means the total cost of ceramic tile and decorative tile combined should not exceed $6,000.

d) The calculation and expression for the total cost of Room 1 using ceramic tile are correct: $5.00 * 900 square feet = $4,500.

e) The calculation and expression for the total cost of Room 2 using ceramic tile are correct: $5.00 * 120 square feet = $600.

f) The calculation and expression for the total cost of the two rooms (Room 1 and Room 2) using ceramic tile are correct: $4,500 + $600 = $5,100.

g) The inequality representing the maximum amount the homeowner has to spend on decorative tile is correct: c ≤ 900. This means the homeowner can spend up to $900 on decorative tile.

h) The calculation and determination for the total area of Room 3 (8 feet by 12 feet) are correct: 8 * 12 = 96 square feet.

Using the inequality from #g, $6.00 * 96 = $576, which is less than $900. Therefore, the homeowner has enough money to tile Room 3 with the decorative tile.