John bought a computer scanner and supplies for $215.70, which will allow him to scan images for $0.34 each. A computer center charges $0.59 to scan each image. How many images must John scan before his total cost is less than getting scanned images at the computer center?
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Given:- Cost of scanner= 215.70
charges= 0.59
per image rupees= 0.34
To find:- No of images-
Solution:- To find the total number of images to be scanned:
The first step is to set up an equation with S the number of scans;
{- {{.34s + 215.70 <= .59s}}}
First basic equation obtained from above conditions
Then solve it further:-
.34s+215.70-.59s<= .59s-.59s
-.25s+215.70<= 0
-0.25s<=0-215.70
-0.25s<=-215.70
Divide it by 0.25 term
therefore we get
s<=215.70/0.25
Hence s<=862.8
Take s as 863 approximate
So John must scan at least 863 images before he pays less on his own rather than in the store
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