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Jeff provides photos for two online sites: site A and site B.


Site A pays $0.65 for every photo Jeff provides.


The amount in dollars (y) site B pays as a function of the number of photos provided (x) is represented by the equation y = 0.60x.


How much more was Jeff paid at site A than at site B, if he provided five photos for each site?


$0.25

$0.50

$2.30

$2.70

Verified Answer :

Mkerry99

$0.25 you just have to multiply .65 times 5 for site A which is $3.25 and for sure b just plug in 5 for x and multiply by .60 which gives you $3.00 so site A gives you $0.25 more

JeanaShupp

Answer: $0.25

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: The amount paid by Site A  for every photo Jeff provides = $0.65

Then, the  amount paid by Site A  for 5 photos Jeff provides=\(5\times0.65=\$3.25\)

Also, the amount in dollars (y) site B pays as a function of the number of photos provided (x) is represented by the equation \(y = 0.60x\)

So, for x = 5 photos, the amount paid by site B =\(y=0.06\times5=\$3.00\)

Now, the difference in payment done by Site A and Site B =\(\$3.25-\$3.00=\$0.25\)

Hence, Jeff was paid $0.25 more at site A than at site B, if he provided five photos for each site.

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