Lili budgeted R6000.00, for fuel, toll gates, gift and accommodation for two nights. Determine showing all calculations whether the Lili's budget will be sufficient.

40.4 This question requires information from a map that was not provided. Therefore, I cannot identify the last town. 40.5 This question requires information from a map that was not provided. Therefore, I cannot identify any regional roads. 40.6 This question requires information from a map that was not provided. Therefore, I cannot identify the national park. 40.7 Lili stated that it would take her just 7 hours only to reach Port Elizabeth if she travelled at an average speed of 115 km per hour. Verify with calculations if she is correct. Step 1: Calculate the distance Lili would cover. The formula for distance is Distance = Speed × Time. Distance = 115 km/h × 7 h Distance = 805 km Step 2: Verify Lili's statement. Lili would cover 805 km in 7 hours at an average speed of 115 km/h. To verify if her statement is correct, the actual distance from her starting point to Port Elizabeth would be needed. Since this actual distance is not provided, we cannot definitively verify if her statement is correct. If the actual distance is 805 km, then her statement is correct. 40.8 Lili intends to leave Durban at 05:30 and makes 3 stops which will be 15 min each. Calculate what time she will reach her destination. Step 1: Determine the total driving time. Based on Lili's statement in 40.7, we assume the driving time is 7 hours. Step 2: Calculate the total time spent on stops. Lili makes 3 stops, each 15 minutes long. Total stop time = 3 × 15 minutes Total stop time = 45 minutes Step 3: Calculate the total duration of the trip. Total trip duration = Driving time + Total stop time Total trip duration = 7 hours + 45 minutes Total trip duration = 7 hours and 45 minutes Step 4: Calculate the arrival time. Lili leaves Durban at 05:30. Arrival time = 05:30 + 7 hours 45 minutes Arrival time = 12:75 Since 75 minutes is 1 hour and 15 minutes: Arrival time = 12:00 + 1 hour 15 minutes Arrival time = 13:15 Lili will reach her destination at 13:15. 40.9 Lili budgeted R6000.00, for fuel, toll gates, gift and accommodation for two nights. Determine showing all calculations whether the Lili's budget will be sufficient. Step 1: Calculate the total distance for the return trip. From 40.7, the one-way distance is 805 km. Assuming a return trip for fuel based on the "toll gates (return)" information: Total distance = 805 km × 2 Total distance = 1610 km Step 2: Calculate the total fuel needed. Fuel consumption is 7.5 L per 100 km. Fuel needed = 1610 km100 km × 7.5 L Fuel needed = 16.1 × 7.5 L Fuel needed = 120.75 L Step 3: Calculate the total fuel cost. Fuel cost is R23.20 per litre. Fuel cost = 120.75 L × R23.20/L Fuel cost = R2799.40 Step 4: Calculate the accommodation cost. Accommodation is R950 per person per day for two nights. Assuming Lili is traveling alone: Accommodation cost = R950/day × 2 nights Accommodation cost = R1900.00 Step 5: List other costs. Toll gates (return): R300.00 Gift: R500.00 Step 6: Calculate the total expenses. Total expenses = Fuel cost + Accommodation cost + Toll gates + Gift Total expenses = R2799.40 + R1900.00 + R300.00 + R500.00 Total expenses = R5499.40 Step 7: Compare total expenses with the budget. Lili's budget is R6000.00. Since R5499.40 is less than R6000.00, Lili's budget is sufficient. Remaining budget = R6000.00 - R5499.40 Remaining budget = R500.60 Lili's budget will be sufficient. Send me the next one 📸