ury the 1. Determine how much bi-weekly mortgage payments of $1187.60 will cost for one year. D. $14 251.20 B. $30 877.60 A. $11 876.00 C. $61 755.20 2. Charles has not paid his rent for two months. What can his landlord legally do? A. Raise the rent for the second time in six months to cover his losses. B. Turn off the utilities until Charles has paid. C. Enter Charles' apartment and take Charles' television as collateral. D. Give Charles a notice of termination, asking Charles to pay the rent or move out. 3. Daryn is comparing two apartments. Apartment 1: Rent $685 a month, all utilities included Apartment 2: Rent $660 a month, all utilities except electricity included The landlord for Apartment 2 says that on average, electricity will cost about $35 per month. How much money would Daryn save in one year by renting Apartment 1? B. $10 A. $300 C. $120 D. $25 4. The circle graph represents Bjorn's expenses for one month. Bjorn's Monthly Expenses Rent 26% Tuition 27% Other 12% Supplies 16% Food 19% Bjorn spent a total of $1800 for the month. What amount did he spend on food? C. $486 D. $198 B. $342 A. $468 ✔

ury the 1. Determine how much bi-weekly mortgage payments of $1187.60 will cost for one year. D. $14 251.20 B. $30 877.60 A. $11 876.00 C. $61 755.20 2. Charles has not paid his rent for two months. What can his landlord legally do? A. Raise the rent for the second time in six months to cover his losses. B. Turn off the utilities until Charles has paid. C. Enter Charles' apartment and take Charles' television as collateral. D. Give Charles a notice of termination, asking Charles to pay the rent or move out. 3. Daryn is comparing two apartments. Apartment 1: Rent $685 a month, all utilities included Apartment 2: Rent $660 a month, all utilities except electricity included The landlord for Apartment 2 says that on average, electricity will cost about $35 per month. How much money would Daryn save in one year by renting Apartment 1? B. $10 A. $300 C. $120 D. $25 4. The circle graph represents Bjorn's expenses for one month. Bjorn's Monthly Expenses Rent 26% Tuition 27% Other 12% Supplies 16% Food 19% Bjorn spent a total of $1800 for the month. What amount did he spend on food? C. $486 D. $198 B. $342 A. $468 ✔

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

Chapter1: Equations, Inequalities, And Mathematical Modeling

Section1.3: Modeling With Linear Equations

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