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The distributor of cases of a certain beverage charges $60 per case for orders of 1 to 5 cases, $50 per case for orders

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Fri Aug 14, 2020 6:01 pm

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The distributor of cases of a certain beverage charges $60 per case for orders of 1 to 5 cases, $50 per case for orders of 6 to 20 cases, and $45 per case for orders of more than 20 cases. If the distributor filled three orders, one for 3 cases of the beverage, one for 11 cases of the beverage, and one for 30 cases of the beverage, what was the total amount the distributor charged for the orders?

(A) $1,960
(B) $2,000
(C) $2,040
(D) $2,080
(E) $2,280



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Source: — Problem Solving |

For orders of
1 to 5 cases charges: $60 per case
6 to 20 cases charges: $50 per case
20+ cases charges: $45 per case

For orders:
charges for 3 cases: 3 x 60 = $180
charges for 11 cases: 11 x 50 = $550
Charges for 30 cases: 30 x 45 = $1350
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Total amount charged = 180 + 550 + 1350 = $2080

Option D should be the answer
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