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Calculate the total number of minutes that John used his landline for outgoing calls.
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7 stepsFirst, we complete the missing values in the table for "Number of minutes" and "Number of calls" using the relationship: Number of minutes = Length of call Number of calls.
- For 5-minute calls: Number of minutes = .
- For 6-minute calls: Number of calls = .
The completed relevant parts of the table are:
- Length of call (minutes): 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
- Number of calls: 40, 18, 30, 10, 50
- Number of minutes: 120, 72, 150, 60, 350
a) Calculate the total number of minutes that John used his landline for outgoing calls.
Sum the "Number of minutes" from the table.
The total number of minutes John used is .
b) Calculate the cost of the calls John made. The cost of calls is R0,40 per minute.
Multiply the total minutes by the cost per minute.
The cost of the calls John made is .
c) Calculate the total landline bill for the month, including rental.
Add the cost of calls to the monthly rental.
The total landline bill for the month is .
a) What was the average rate at which the bread price increased from 2001 to 2008? Give your answer in cents per year.
Calculate the price increase from 2001 to 2008.
Calculate the number of years between 2001 and 2008.
Calculate the average rate of increase in Rands per year.
Convert the average rate from Rands per year to cents per year (1 Rand = 100 cents).
The average rate at which the bread price increased from 2001 to 2008 is approximately .
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