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19 May 2022, 07:15
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At a certain hotel, the nightly rate for a single-occupancy room is $120 for the first night, and $80 for each additional night. Company X pays for 60 of its employees to stay at the hotel. If 20 of the employees are to stay three nights, 10 of the employees are to stay four nights, and the remainder are to stay one night, what is the total cost for Company X's employee to stay at the hotel?
(A) $15,600
(B) 12,800
(C) 12,000
(D) 10,400
(E) 9,600
(A) $15,600
(B) 12,800
(C) 12,000
(D) 10,400
(E) 9,600
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19 May 2022, 08:40
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At a certain hotel, the nightly rate for a single-occupancy room is $120 for the first night, and $80 for each additional night. Company X pays for 60 of its employees to stay at the hotel. If 20 of the employees are to stay three nights, 10 of the employees are to stay four nights, and the remainder are to stay one night, what is the total cost for Company X's employee to stay at the hotel?
(A) $15,600
(B) 12,800
(C) 12,000
(D) 10,400
(E) 9,600
\(1^{st}\) night all of the 60 -> \(60*120\)
\(2^{nd},3^{rd}\) night 20 that stay three nights and 10 that stay 4 night -> \((20+10)*80*2\)
\(4^{th}\) night 10 that stay 4 night -> \(10*80\)
\(total=12,800\)
(A) $15,600
(B) 12,800
(C) 12,000
(D) 10,400
(E) 9,600
\(1^{st}\) night all of the 60 -> \(60*120\)
\(2^{nd},3^{rd}\) night 20 that stay three nights and 10 that stay 4 night -> \((20+10)*80*2\)
\(4^{th}\) night 10 that stay 4 night -> \(10*80\)
\(total=12,800\)
