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PSAT 1.22 Math Diagnostic. Which of the following functions f represents the total cost in dollars for a stay of x nights?


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Thank you We sneak And here's your smoke Do sure

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Brought to you by hotel fees Yes you did Just

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spend eight dollars on an almond joy Jasmine is planning

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a vacation for her parents hotel she's book cost one

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hundred ten bucks a night plus hotel tax of seven

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point five percent It also charges a flat fee of

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thirty five bucks for parking also subject in seven point

00:24

five percent tax which of the following functions represents the

00:27

total cost in dollars for a stay of ex nights

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and hear the national anthem next All right where to

00:35

the wise if you're ever looking into staying at a

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hotel and they list some of the charges as x

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or why maybe see if there's a motel six or

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a marriott courtyard in the area Otherwise we have a

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feeling you're about to get home All right so what

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do we have here Well we're using x to represent

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the length of jasmine stay in days and we know

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that it's one hundred ten bucks per night plus a

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seven point five percent tax So for starters we should

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figure out how much it costs for a single night's

01:00

stay well Seven point five percent could be rewritten in

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decimal formas point seven five let's Multiply that by hundred

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ten and we get eight dollars and twenty five cents

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Remember that's on top of the base price So we

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have to add it back to one hundred ten and

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looks like it'll cost jasmine one hundred eighteen dollars Twenty

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five cents to stay in the hotel each night We

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then have to multiply that by the number of nights

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So we get one hundred eighteen point two five x

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Well that only shows up in options b and c

01:27

So it looks like we can kick the other two

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posters to the curb Alright Next It says there's A

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thirty five dollars flat fee for parking that's Also subject

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to the seven point five percent tax How rump Some

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flat feet Okay so let's do the same thing with

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thirty five bucks that we did with one hundred ten

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thirty five times point seven five two point sixty five

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added to the thirty five Thirty seven point six two

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five Which means that option c f of x equals

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a hundred eighteen point two five x plus thirty seven

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point sixty five Gets it Exactly right It's like jasmine

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just found out that there's also a five dollars per

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used bath towel charge You know you Just took a 00:02:03.86 --> [endTime] shower Jasmine Keep it clean

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