A restaurant manager is purchasing new tables for the dining room and wants to spend no more than $3,000 on 12 tables. If each table costs $254, is it possible to purchase 12 tables for no more than $3,000?(1 point) Responses No, it is not possible to purchase 0.8 of a table. No, it is not possible to purchase 0.8 of a table. Yes, it is possible because 11.8 would round up to 12. Yes, it is possible because 11.8 would round up to 12. Yes, it is possible because the price for 12 tables is less than $3,000. Yes, it is possible because the price for 12 tables is less than $3,000. No, the value would round down to 11 tables.
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To determine if the restaurant manager can purchase 12 tables for $254 each without exceeding a budget of $3,000, we first calculate the total cost of 12 tables:
Total cost = Number of tables × Cost per table Total cost = 12 × $254 = $3,048
Since $3,048 exceeds the budget of $3,000, it is not possible to purchase 12 tables for that price.
Therefore, the correct response is: No, it is not possible to purchase 0.8 of a table.
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