Inactive Tutor answered 04/19/24
You would subtract $2462 - $2100 to get the remaining amount of money spent on copies, which is $362. You then divide $362 by the amount each copy costs, which is $0.02. So $362/0.02 = 18100 copies.
Jasmine O.
asked 04/19/24Yamil purchased a copy machine for $2100 and a one-year maintenance protection plan that costs 2 cents per copy made. If he spends a total of $2462 in a year, which includes the cost of the machine and the copies made, determine the number of copies he made
Inactive Tutor answered 04/19/24
You would subtract $2462 - $2100 to get the remaining amount of money spent on copies, which is $362. You then divide $362 by the amount each copy costs, which is $0.02. So $362/0.02 = 18100 copies.
Inactive Tutor answered 04/19/24
Let "x" be the number of copies made.
Total cost = (cost of machine) + (cost of maintenance plan)
Total cost = ($2100) + (0.02x)
2462 = 2100 + 0.02x
362 = 0.02x
362/0.02 = x
18100 = x
18,100 copies were made
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