Russ' checking account charges an $11,25 monthly service fee and a $0.22

per check fee. If Russ writes 14 checks per month, should he switch to s

checking account that charges a $14.50 monthly service fee and no per

check fee?

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A. Yes, because his monthly fees are currently greater than $14,50

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B. No, because his monthly fees are currently less than $14,50,

c. Yes, because his monthly fees. ſhoe currently less than $14.50,

D. No, because his monthly fees are currently greater than $14.50

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Brenna Park

Mathematics

15 April, 22:04

Russ' checking account charges an $11,25 monthly service fee and a $0.22

per check fee. If Russ writes 14 checks per month, should he switch to s

checking account that charges a $14.50 monthly service fee and no per

check fee?

O

A. Yes, because his monthly fees are currently greater than $14,50

O

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B. No, because his monthly fees are currently less than $14,50,

c. Yes, because his monthly fees. ſhoe currently less than $14.50,

D. No, because his monthly fees are currently greater than $14.50

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Dallas Case · Answer 1

Option B

No, because his monthly fees are currently less than $14,50

Step-by-step explanation:

Current monthly charges

Fixed fee - $11.25

14 check fee=14*0.22 = $3.08

Total=11.25+3.08=$14.33

The other option is a fixed charge of $14.5

The scond option seems more expensive, therefore, Russ should not switch