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The university has decided that for the following year, lecture costs will increase by 20%, workshop costs by 10% and examinatio

n costs will stay the same. For level 2 , the currently hourly costs are $10, $24, and $60 respectively. How much would the level 2 course cost in the following year?

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zzz [12.3K]2 months ago

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The lecture currently costs $10.
The workshop presently costs $24.
The exam fee is $60.
So, the total expense for level one is (10+24+60) = $94.

For level two, costs are adjusted as follows:
Lecture fee increased by 20%, now:
(120/100) × 10 = $12

Workshop fee increased by 10%, now:
(110/100) × 24 = $26.40

Examination cost remains unchanged. The total cost for level two is:
(12 + 26.4 + 60) = $98.40.

Svet_ta [12.7K]2 months ago

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