Question

Tiana's checking account charges a $7.75 monthly service fee and a $0.16 per-check fee. If Tiana writes 17 checks per month, should she switch to a checking account that charges a $10.50 monthly service fee and no per-check fee?

A. No, because her monthly fees are currently less than $10.50.
B. No, because her monthly fees are currently greater than $10.50.
C. Yes, because her monthly fees are currently greater than $10.50.
D. Yes, because her monthly fees are currently less than $10.50.

@ganeshie8

Answer 1

calculate how much she is paying wid the current plan

Answer 2

$7.75 flat charge + $0.16 per check ?

Answer 3

23.75

Answer 4

careful, how many checks she is writing per month ? 17 right ?
so total charge wud be :-

$7.75 + $0.16 x 17

= ?

Answer 5

403.75

Answer 6

time to burn ur calculator :)

Answer 7

lol

Answer 8

$7.75 + $0.16 x 17
7.75 + 2.72

= ?

Answer 9

sorry it was 10.47

Answer 10

$7.75 + $0.16 x 17
7.75 + 2.72

10.47

Answer 11

Yes :)

Answer 12

which is slightly less than the 10.50, so... wat do u recommend to her ?

Answer 13

d?

Answer 14

watt is she ur enemy ? u want her to pay 3 cents extra every month ???

Answer 15

we just calculated that, she is paying 10.47 as of now
u want her to switch to new plan and pay 10.50 ?

Answer 16

so its c?

Answer 17

answer is A

Answer 18

but i thought we wanted her to pay more

Answer 19

you want her to pay more ? why ?

Answer 20

idk i thought thats what you meant

Answer 21

in real, nobody wants to pay more. we bargain everywhere, so when I am paying 10.47 now, why i would want to switch to a new plan which charges me more ?

Answer 22

oooo ok

Answer 23

:) and if i confused u a bit... im sorrry lol

Answer 24

its ok thank you

Answer 25

yw :)