Ms. Rodríguez plans to order from 20 to 26 books for her class. The prices of the books...
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[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-04-27] [Hit: ]
70 is not possible. (Or not reasonable as your question puts it).......
Ms. Rodríguez plans to order from 20 to
26 books for her class. The prices of the books
she plans to order range from $4.95 to $12.95
each. If the publisher charges a shipping fee of
$0.50 per book ordered, which of the following
is not a reasonable price for the books,
including shipping?
The answer is 445, how do I solve for this?

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The maximum possible price is for 26 books, each costing the maximum of $12.95 + $0.50 shipping,
= 26 x ($12.95 + $0.50)
= 26 x ($13.45)
= $349.70

So any price over $349.70 is not possible. (Or not "reasonable" as your question puts it).
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