Asked by marko
six familys split the cost of a family reunion. each family also spends $65 for a hotel room. Each familys share of the cost of the party plus the cost of the hotel room totlas $160. write and solve and equation to find the cost of the reunion.
i don't know how to do this without knowing how many days they are staying at the hotel? or can i still do this problem?
im stuck.
i don't know how to do this without knowing how many days they are staying at the hotel? or can i still do this problem?
im stuck.
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
I think you have to assume that each family stays at the motel just one night.
Answered by
marko
so 65.00 + r/6 + $160.00
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You haven't written an equation.
Answered by
marko
65.00 + r/6 + $160.00
Answered by
Ms. Sue
An equation needs an equal sign.
Answered by
marko
65.00 + r/6 = $160.00
Answered by
Ms. Sue
That answer doesn't make any sense.
In your equation r = 15.83
You need to find the total cost of the reunion party.
In your equation r = 15.83
You need to find the total cost of the reunion party.
Answered by
marko
$160.00 /6 = x
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Nope!
Each family pays $160. Of that amount, $65 is for the hotel room.
6(160 - 65) = t
Each family pays $160. Of that amount, $65 is for the hotel room.
6(160 - 65) = t
Answered by
marko
t = 570.00
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Right. Doesn't that make sense?
Answered by
mackenzie
6(160-65)=p
160-65= 95
6(95)=p
p= $570
160-65= 95
6(95)=p
p= $570
Answered by
billy
thank u MacKenzie
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