Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

Leila wrote an equation to represent the revenue of a parking lot for one day. She let x represent the number of cars that paid to park and y represent the number of trucks that paid to park. If a car costs $8 per day, a truck costs $10 per day, and the total revenue for the day was $830, which equation could Leila use to represent the number of cars and trucks that paid to park that day?


A.8X+10Y=1,660.

B.10X+8Y=1,660

C.8X+10Y=830

D.10X+8Y=830

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by wifilethbridge
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Answer:

C. 8x+10y=830

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x represent the number of cars that paid to park.

Let  y represent the number of trucks that paid to park.

Cost of 1 car parking each day = $8

Cost of x cars parking each day = $8x

Cost of 1 truck parking each day = $10

Cost of y trucks parking each day = $10y

Since the total revenue for the day was $830

So, Equation becomes :

8x+10y=830

Thus Option C IS CORRECT




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