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OpenStudy (shaik0124):

The yoga company Yoga for Life offers 45-minute classes at $12 per class. If the number of minutes Randolf spent doing yoga this month was 132 greater than the number of dollars he paid, how many classes did he attend? (A) 3 (B) 4 (C) 5 (D) 6 (E) 8

OpenStudy (shaik0124):

i didn't get the quesstion can u plz help

OpenStudy (shaik0124):

what does this statement mean? Randolf spent doing yoga this month was 132 greater than the number of dollars he paid,

OpenStudy (annie96):

(B).4

OpenStudy (annie96):

The normal way to do this problem would be to assign variables and set up equations, using X to represent the number of classes Randolf took, 12X to represent the amount he paid, and 45X to represent the number of minutes he spent. A quicker way might be to notice that with every class Randolf takes, the difference between the number of minutes he spends and the amount he pays increases by 33. If Randolf takes 1 class, then the number of minutes he spends is 33 greater than the number of dollars he pays. If he takes 2 classes, the number of minutes is 66 greater than the number of dollars, and so on. 132 = 4 × 33, so Randolf must have taken 4 classes.

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