Here is the list of problems to choose from:

1. The area of a parking lot is 600 square meters. A car requires 6 square

meters. A bus requires 30 square meters. The attendant can handle only 60

vehicles. The parking lot also needs to be able to hold at least 3 buses and 10

cars. A car is charged $2.50 each day and a bus is charged $7.50 each day.

They want to collect at least $75 each day.

Su man

c arrer club and me

how do i rewrite the situation

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Jesse Lutz

Computers & Technology

25 February, 14:48

Here is the list of problems to choose from:

1. The area of a parking lot is 600 square meters. A car requires 6 square

meters. A bus requires 30 square meters. The attendant can handle only 60

vehicles. The parking lot also needs to be able to hold at least 3 buses and 10

cars. A car is charged $2.50 each day and a bus is charged $7.50 each day.

They want to collect at least $75 each day.

Su man

c arrer club and me

how do i rewrite the situation

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Neveah Holmes · Answer 1

There's a parking lot that is 600m² big. The lot must be able to hold at least 3 buses and 10 cars.

Each car takes up 6m² and each bus takes up 30m².

However, there can only be 60 vehicles in the lot at any given time.

The cost to park in the lot is $2.50 per day for cars and $7.50 per day for buses. The lot must make at least $75 each day to break even.

What is a possible car to bus ratio that would allow the lot to make profit?