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A ferry company transports people among a set of islands. The map shows the cost of a one-way trip from one island to the next. If the map shows no direct connection between two islands, then there are no available ferries for that immediate route.
For each statement, select the option from the drop-down menu that completes the statement as accurately as possible according to the information provided.
1. If a passenger starts at island A and ends at island G, it would cost more for the least expensive trip that includes island F than for the least expensive trip the passenger could take.
2. There are possible islands that a passenger could visit starting at island F and spending no more than $70.
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1. If a passenger starts at island A and ends at island G, it would cost $10 more for the least expensive trip that includes island F than for the least expensive trip the passenger could take.
The least expensive trip that a passenger can take from Island A to G is through Island D
It will cost $50 from A to D, and it will cost $40 from D to G
Total = 50+40 = 90 --(1)
The least expensive trip that a passenger can take from Island A to G via Island F costs $100
If we look at there image, there are 2 routes a passenger can take From A to G via F.
1. A --> C --> F --> G
This route costs 20+60+25 = $105
2. A --> F --> G
This route costs 75 + 25 = $100 ---(2)
Since we are looking for the least expensive trip through F, we have to go with the 2nd option.
This 2nd option is $10 more than the least expensive trip the passenger could take.
(2)-(1)
100 - 90 = $10
Answer B
2. There are 4 possible islands that a passenger could visit starting at island F and spending no more than $70.
We are looking for islands that a passenger could visit from island F, spending no more than $70.
C is $60 away.
G is $25 away.
D is $65 away. (F --> G --> D. 25+40 = $65)
E is $55 away. (F --> G --> E. 25+35 = $55)
Apart from these options, to visit other options, a passenger has to spend more than $70.
Answer C
The least expensive trip that a passenger can take from Island A to G is through Island D
It will cost $50 from A to D, and it will cost $40 from D to G
Total = 50+40 = 90 --(1)
The least expensive trip that a passenger can take from Island A to G via Island F costs $100
If we look at there image, there are 2 routes a passenger can take From A to G via F.
1. A --> C --> F --> G
This route costs 20+60+25 = $105
2. A --> F --> G
This route costs 75 + 25 = $100 ---(2)
Since we are looking for the least expensive trip through F, we have to go with the 2nd option.
This 2nd option is $10 more than the least expensive trip the passenger could take.
(2)-(1)
100 - 90 = $10
Answer B
2. There are 4 possible islands that a passenger could visit starting at island F and spending no more than $70.
We are looking for islands that a passenger could visit from island F, spending no more than $70.
C is $60 away.
G is $25 away.
D is $65 away. (F --> G --> D. 25+40 = $65)
E is $55 away. (F --> G --> E. 25+35 = $55)
Apart from these options, to visit other options, a passenger has to spend more than $70.
Answer C
