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marshall27 [118]
2 years ago
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Jack and diane each buy pizza and paperback novels. pizza costs $3 per slice, and paperback novels cost $5 each. jack has a budg

et of $30, and diane has a budget of $15 to spend on pizza and paperback novels. which consumer(s) can afford to purchase 5 slices of pizza and 3 paperback novels?
Business
1 answer:
gregori [183]2 years ago
7 0

The correct answer is Jack.

The total cost of 5 slices of pizza and 3 paperback novels is calculated by this formula:

(5 x $3) + (3 x $5)=

$15 + $15 = $30

Since Jack has a budget of $30 and Diane has a budget of $15, only Jack can afford 5 slices of pizza and 3 novels.

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