Mark works at a local fast-food restaurant. He currently makes $350 per week after taxes plus $40 extra cash every fourth week for cleaning the freezer. Mark is trying to save up for a car. He really wants a Mustang. He knows that he can buy a used Mustang in good condition for between $3,600 and $7,200. The equation below represents this situation where x is the number of weeks worked and P is the price of the car. x= p over 360. How many weeks would he need to work?

Question

Mark works at a local fast-food restaurant. He currently makes $350 per week after taxes plus $40 extra cash every fourth week for cleaning the freezer. Mark is trying to save up for a car. He really wants a Mustang. He knows that he can buy a used Mustang in good condition for between $3,600 and $7,200. The equation below represents this situation where x is the number of weeks worked and P is the price of the car.  x= p over 360.  How many weeks would he need to work?

eyust707 · Answer

This one has basically alredy been done for you

x=p/360

p is the price of the car.
x is the number of weeks
plug 3600 in for p what do you get?

eyust707 · Answer

plug 7200 in for p what do you get?