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The Ramos family of 4 is estimating the cost of a planned trip that includes 4 round-trip airline tickets (each consisting of 2 nonstop flights—one to their destination and the other back home) and 1 hotel room for the 6 days/nights at their destination.
They plan to take a total of 3 suitcases on each of the nonstop flights, and each suitcase will be checked as a separate baggage item for each nonstop flight. If they take their own child safety seats, then each seat will be checked as a separate baggage item, and they will check a total of 5 baggage items on each flight.
While at their destination, they can use public transportation, which they estimate will cost a total of $200, or they can rent a car. If they rent a car for the 6 days, they will be charged a total of $150 for parking at the hotel in addition to paying the daily rental fee for the car for each of the 6 days. Also, if and only if they rent a car, the 2 children will each need to be buckled into an appropriate child safety seat, which the Ramos family can take with them or rent for a separate fee where they rent the car. They are not including any estimated gasoline costs in their planning.
They plan to take a total of 3 suitcases on each of the nonstop flights, and each suitcase will be checked as a separate baggage item for each nonstop flight. If they take their own child safety seats, then each seat will be checked as a separate baggage item, and they will check a total of 5 baggage items on each flight.
While at their destination, they can use public transportation, which they estimate will cost a total of $200, or they can rent a car. If they rent a car for the 6 days, they will be charged a total of $150 for parking at the hotel in addition to paying the daily rental fee for the car for each of the 6 days. Also, if and only if they rent a car, the 2 children will each need to be buckled into an appropriate child safety seat, which the Ramos family can take with them or rent for a separate fee where they rent the car. They are not including any estimated gasoline costs in their planning.
Company C2: Yes
Company C3: No
Company C4: Yes
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For each of the following car rental companies, select Yes if the child safety seat rental fee is a greater percentage of the car rental fee than for Company C1. Otherwise, select No.
| Yes | No | |
| Company C2 | ||
| Company C3 | ||
| Company C4 |
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Company C2: Yes
Company C3: No
Company C4: Yes
$36
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In accordance with the Ramos family's plans for their trip, if they use Airline A3 and rent a car from Company C4, how much less would their estimated costs be if they take their own child safety seats for their children rather than renting the seats from Company C4 ?
| $36 | |
| $48 | |
| $60 | |
| $96 | |
| $156 |
Airline A3: No
Airline A4: Yes
Airline A5: No
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Assume the Ramos family does not plan to take their own child safety seats for their children. In accordance with the Ramos family's plans for their trip, for each of the following airlines, select Yes if the total of their round-trip ticket costs and baggage fees is greater than $1,800. Otherwise, select No.
| Yes | No | |
| Airline A3 | ||
| Airline A4 | ||
| Airline A5 |
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Airline A3: No
Airline A4: Yes
Airline A5: No
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In accordance with the Ramos family's plans for their trip, if they use Airline A3 and rent a car from Company C4, how much less would their estimated costs be if they take their own child safety seats for their children rather than renting the seats from Company C4 ?
Airline A3 charges $30 per checked item per flight. Taking 2 child safety seats means 2 extra items each way, so 4 total. Extra baggage cost = 4 * $30 = $120.
Company C4 charges $13 per seat per day, 2 seats for 6 days = $13 * 2 * 6 = $156.
The difference is $156 - $120 = $36.
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Airline A3 charges $30 per checked item per flight. Taking 2 child safety seats means 2 extra items each way, so 4 total. Extra baggage cost = 4 * $30 = $120.
Company C4 charges $13 per seat per day, 2 seats for 6 days = $13 * 2 * 6 = $156.
The difference is $156 - $120 = $36.
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04 Nov 2025, 05:49
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For each of the following car rental companies, select Yes if the child safety seat rental fee is a greater percentage of the car rental fee than for Company C1. Otherwise, select No.
For C1, the child safety seat fee is 10 and the car fee is 30, so the ratio is one third. To compare other companies, take the seat fee and ask: if the ratio were exactly one third, the implied car fee would be three times the seat fee. Then compare the implied car fee to the actual car fee. If actual is smaller, the ratio is greater than one third; if actual is larger, the ratio is less than one third.
• Company C2
Seat fee 12 implies car 36 at one third. Actual car is 27, which is smaller, so the ratio is greater than one third. So the answer is Yes.
• Company C3
Seat fee 9 implies car 27 at one third. Actual car is 32, which is larger, so the ratio is less than one third. So the answer is No.
• Company C4
Seat fee 13 implies car 39 at one third. Actual car is 35, which is smaller, so the ratio is greater than one third. So the answer is Yes.
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For C1, the child safety seat fee is 10 and the car fee is 30, so the ratio is one third. To compare other companies, take the seat fee and ask: if the ratio were exactly one third, the implied car fee would be three times the seat fee. Then compare the implied car fee to the actual car fee. If actual is smaller, the ratio is greater than one third; if actual is larger, the ratio is less than one third.
• Company C2
Seat fee 12 implies car 36 at one third. Actual car is 27, which is smaller, so the ratio is greater than one third. So the answer is Yes.
• Company C3
Seat fee 9 implies car 27 at one third. Actual car is 32, which is larger, so the ratio is less than one third. So the answer is No.
• Company C4
Seat fee 13 implies car 39 at one third. Actual car is 35, which is smaller, so the ratio is greater than one third. So the answer is Yes.
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