PLZ HELP!! The daytime telphone rate between two cities is 90 cents for the first 3 minutes and c cents for each additional minute. the total charge is reduced 65 percent on calls made after 11:00 p.m. the cost , in dollars , of a 30-minute call made at 11:15 p.m. between these two cities is A .35(.90) +27c B .35 (.90+.27c) C .65 (.90+27c) D .65(.90+.30c)
i have asked this for an hour now !!!
Okay well is the 30 minute call made after 11?
yes
ok so listen
yes
Do you wanna know the answer or how to do it?
i already know tthe answer so i want to know how to do it
okay one sec, I’m calculating it .
ok
is it C .65 (.90+27c) ?
is that what your book says the answer is?
ok wait
no my book says it is B @fahminator
OH I’m sorry you’re right
I forgot one crucial step: subtracting 65 from 100.
to find out how much it will have. Yes you’re right.
Okay. I’ll show you how to do it.
Are you listening?
wait i knwo how
okay. Best response for helping you? :P
Thanks :)
but i want to know why it is +.27c and not 27 times c
y is it in decimal?
You mean 0.27 instead of actually 27?
Because the amount of cents is over 1: it will be like 10 cents, it could be 30 cents, 100 cents, but we have to divide it by 100 to get a dollar. For example, 10 cents is 10/100 = 0.1 dollars.
They asked us for an answer in dollars.
ok but why does 27 minutes in decimal ?
If they wanted an answer in cents, we would keep the 90 as 90 and the 27 as 27 instead of .90 and .27.
@fahminator 27 is for 30-3 right so why in decimal what does time have to do with decimal?
The time isn’t in decimal. The cents are. The reason it is 0.27c instead of 27c is because they wanted the answer in DOLLARS. To find an answer in dollars when we have cents, we simply divide by 100. so it is basically supposed to be 27 * c/100 , but we can reformulate this to be 27/100 * c. and this leads to 0.27*c.
understand?
yes got it thanku
@fahminator
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and just ot check i had to subtract it from hundred so i can get the percent decrease right? @fahminator
No, not the percentage DECREASE, but the percentage multiplied by it.
since it’s DECREASING by 65 %, it means that (since the total is 100%) we can do 100 - 65 to find how much it will be. 65% of 100% are removed. What is the remainder? 35.
oh ok thanu again
thanku*
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