1) Daniel is planning to earn money over the summer mowing lawns in the neighborhood to...
1) Daniel is planning to earn money over the summer mowing lawns in the neighborhood to buy a scooter. The scooter he wants costs $2,200. He will be charging $20/lawn and estimates his costs to be $2/lawn. How many lawns must he mow in order to pay for the scooter entirely through his earnings?
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Homework Answers
Cost of the scooter =2200
Price charged per lawn =20
Cost per lawn =2
Profit per lawn=Price charged -cost =20-2=$ 18
Number of lawns Daniel must mow =Cost of the scooter/ Profit per lawn
=2200/18
=122.22
=123 lawns (rounding to next whole number as we assume that portion of lawn cannot be mowed)
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