Posted by HELP ME PLEASEEEE on Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 4:20pm.
First, divide the total number, 288, by the number of passengers each bus can carry. Remember that you can't rent a part of a bus.
Then multiply each cost by the number of buses needed.
I'll be glad to check your answer.
Bus No 1 : 20 people for 200
for 298 people = 298/20 = 14.9 ~ 15
15 * 200 = $3000
Bus No 2 : 32 people for 265
for 298 people = 298/32 = 9.3 ~ 10
10 * 265 = $2650
Bus No 3 : 44 people for 400
for 298 people = 298/44 = 6.7 ~ 7
7 * 400 = $2800
It seems like that one of the option is missing which is 2650 and smallest amount of all mentioned. Hope this helps.
I didn't get the same answer as John Smith.
Only 288 people are traveling, not 298.
Bus No 1 : 20 people for 200
for 288 people = 288/20 = 14.4 ~ 15
15 * 200 = $3000
Bus No 2 : 32 people for 265
for 288 people = 288/32 = 9
9 * 265 = $2385
Bus No 3 : 44 people for 400
for 288 people = 288/44 = 6.5 ~ 7
7 * 400 = $2800
Sorry got it wrong last time. but its ok now. Option g is correct answer
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