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The cost of staying in a hotel is given by the formula C=50d+20, where C is the cost in £ and d is the number of days a person stays. Find the cost of staying for:
a) 6 days
b) 2 weeks
c) If the cost is 120 then how many days the person can stay

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Answer:

a) £320

b) £720

c) 2 days

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is all about inputting values and finding a result or rearranging and finding a result.

a) d = 6. C = 50(6)+20      = 320

b) d = 2x7 (7 days a week)  C = 50(2x7) + 20     = 720

c) C = 120 ... 120 = 50d+20

100 =50d      d = 100/50      = 2

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