1. Mrs. Ferguson is considering reserving a room at the Abraham Hotel. The Abraham Hotel charges $239 a night.
(a) Mrs. Ferguson originally planned to spend $1000 for the hotel stay. For how many nights could she book the hotel room? Show your work.

Question

1.	Mrs. Ferguson is considering reserving a room at the Abraham Hotel. The Abraham Hotel charges $239 a night.
(a)	Mrs. Ferguson originally planned to spend $1000 for the hotel stay. For how many nights could she book the hotel room? Show your work.

babynini · Answer

take
$1000 (her total amount of money to spend)
and divide it by $239

babynini · Answer

1000 divided by 239 = ?

anonymous · Answer

4.18410041841

babynini · Answer

So how many nights could she spend at the hotel? (full nights)

anonymous · Answer

4 nights

babynini · Answer

perfect! :)

anonymous · Answer

Thx that's what I thought could you help with more

anonymous · Answer

3 more

babynini · Answer

Em, I can try!

anonymous · Answer

(b)	Mrs. Ferguson calculates that 6 nights will cost $1450. What is the percent error in Mrs. Ferguson’s calculation? Round to the nearest percent. Show your work

babynini · Answer

ok, well first. How about you calculate how much 6 nights will cost. 
How can you do that?

anonymous · Answer

yea it's 1434

babynini · Answer

ok, so 1450 was her guess
so 1450 - 1434 = ?

babynini · Answer

oh dangit. I suck at percents. Just a moment

anonymous · Answer

Thats ok at least your helping and its 16

babynini · Answer

haha ok. good job :)

anonymous · Answer

@Babynini

anonymous · Answer

(b)	Mrs. Ferguson calculates that 6 nights will cost $1450. What is the percent error in Mrs. Ferguson’s calculation? Round to the nearest percent. Show your work

anonymous · Answer

@nincompoop  can you help

babynini · Answer

didn't we just do this one?

anonymous · Answer

no i didnt get the percent error

babynini · Answer

hrm ok
@Nnesha can you help? :)
Sorry I suck at percents lol it's too long ago now