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Mistville students: Lowest rent
Fogtown students: Largest total square footage
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Four students from Mistville and four from Fogtown will attend school in New York City this year, and each group will rent an apartment.
Type A apartments are each 1,390 square feet, have 2 bedrooms, a 10-by-10-foot kitchen, and are 4 miles from the school. The price per square foot per month is $1.94.
Type B apartments are each 1,250 square feet, have 3 bedrooms, an 11-by-11-foot kitchen, and are 3 miles from the school. The rent is $2,250 per month.
Type C apartments are each 1,210 square feet, have 2 bedrooms, a 7-by-9-foot kitchen, and are 4.5 miles from the school. The rent is $2,190 per month.
The Mistville students choose a type C apartment and the Fogtown students choose a type A apartment.
Assume, for each group of students, that the group's choice of apartment type was based solely on an accurate assessment, using only the information above, of which apartment type met a particular criterion listed in the table. For each group, select that group's criterion. Make only two selections, one in each column.
Type A apartments are each 1,390 square feet, have 2 bedrooms, a 10-by-10-foot kitchen, and are 4 miles from the school. The price per square foot per month is $1.94.
Type B apartments are each 1,250 square feet, have 3 bedrooms, an 11-by-11-foot kitchen, and are 3 miles from the school. The rent is $2,250 per month.
Type C apartments are each 1,210 square feet, have 2 bedrooms, a 7-by-9-foot kitchen, and are 4.5 miles from the school. The rent is $2,190 per month.
The Mistville students choose a type C apartment and the Fogtown students choose a type A apartment.
Assume, for each group of students, that the group's choice of apartment type was based solely on an accurate assessment, using only the information above, of which apartment type met a particular criterion listed in the table. For each group, select that group's criterion. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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| Mistville students | Fogtown students | |
| Lowest rent | ||
| Largest kitchen (square footage) | ||
| Greatest number of bedrooms | ||
| Largest total square footage | ||
| Fewest miles from school | ||
| Lowest price per square foot |
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Mistville students: Lowest rent
Fogtown students: Largest total square footage
12 Mar 2024, 00:45
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When you first read the question, ignore the details of the apartments. You will anyway not remember them. Focus on what you need.
M students chose apartment C and F students chose apartment A.
We are given that their decision was based on one criterion only.
Why would someone choose C? It is the cheapest. Calculate the rent for apt A and that comes out to be 1390*1.94 = 2697 (use calculator)
Do we need to worry about any other criterion here? No. Because this would be a valid answer for sure so nothing else can be valid.
ANSWER for M - Lowest rent
Why would someone choose A? It has the greatest square footage 1390. (compare vertically to save time)
We do have that option in the table. Great!
ANSWER for F - Largest total square footage
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