Marlin borrowed $825 from his parents to make some repairs on his car. He promised to repay the loan by giving his parents at least $85 from his paycheck each week. Which of the following is not a possible scenario for the amount of debt Marlin has remaining? After 3 weeks, Marlin is $555 in debt. After 4 weeks, Marlin is $465 in debt. After 5 weeks, Marlin is $410 in debt. After 6 weeks, Marlin is $300 in debt.
Is it After 5 weeks, Marlin is $410 in debt.
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Yes, I agree with your answer
It's the first one. If you multiply 85 by 3, you get 255. Subtract 825 by 255, you get 570.
I am with this option: After 5 weeks, Marlin is $410 in debt. (825 - 5*85) At week 5, Martlin owed a maximum of $400 if he made his $85 payments on time. $410 > $400 which indicates that Martlin would not have kept his word regarding the payments. ----------- Regarding the first option: After 3 weeks, Marlin is $555 in debt. This could be true. At the end of week 3, Martin owes a maximum of $570. He debt of $555 is less than that amount which means that he paid back more than $85 on one or more weeks. @MafHater
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