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• he can buy calculators 1 at a time for $9.88
• he can buy calculators in...
Mathematics, 11.05.2021 01:00 mdakane3772
HELP QUICK PLEASE
• he can buy calculators 1 at a time for $9.88
• he can buy calculators in packages of 8 for $68.88
In the past his median class size has been 28 students in the inter-quartile range of his class sizes have been for students he wants to pay the lowest possible price and have enough calculator so each pair of students will most likely have one calculator to share
Which statement best describes the number of calculators Mr. Benson should buy and how much would he spend
A. Mr. Benson should buy 13 calculator since his median class size is 28 and he probably won’t have more than 30 students he can buy 15 calculators for $138.04.
B. Mr. Benson should buy 15 calculator since his median class size is 28 and he probably won’t have more than 30 students he can buy 15 calculators for $148.20.
C. Intervention should buy 16 calculators in his median class size is 28 and he probably won’t have any more than 32 students he can buy 16 calculators for $137.76
D. Mr. Benson should buy 16 calculator since his median class size is 28 and he probably won’t have more than 32 students he can buy 16 calculators for $158.08
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