Comparing feasible purchases

Comparing feasible purchases

Secondary 3
6 marks
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A school club needs at least \(20\) activity packs and can store at most \(23\). Its budget is $180. Supplier A charges $40 for delivery and $6 per pack. Supplier B charges $10 for delivery and $8 per pack.

Let \(n\) be the number of packs bought from one supplier.

  1. Find all possible values of \(n\) if the club uses Supplier A.[2]
  2. Find all possible values of \(n\) if the club uses Supplier B.[2]
  3. The club decides to buy 22 packs. State which supplier it can use, and justify your answer using the total costs.[2]

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Answer:(a) \(20,21,22,23\) (b) \(20,21\) (c) Supplier A; costs are \(\$172\) for A and \(\$186\) for B.

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