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erastovalidia
19 days ago
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Your office manager has given you a budget of $30,000 to replace the old computers in your office with new ones. Each new comput

er will cost $550. You make a quick count and determine that 15 computers will need to be replaced. How much money will be left (per week) for the next six weeks?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Svet_ta [9.5K]19 days ago
7 0

1) Start by calculating the total cost of the computers: 550 x 15 = 8250.

2) Next, subtract this from 30,000 to find the remaining budget: 30,000 - 8250 = 21,750.

3) Lastly, divide the remaining amount by 6 to determine the weekly budget: 21,750 / 6 = 3625.

Response: $3625

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