Can you me on this mathswatch question?

Where is the Question? or am i just blind

Yes, they will save enough money to cover all their campaign site charges.

Step-by-step explanation:

Consider the provided information.

Each plan to save £13 for 9 weeks.

So each save = £13×9 = £117

That means the total saving of Lila and Wassim is: £117×2 = £234

It is given that there is a special offer for every 5 night stay they need to pay only for 4 night.

That means for 10 night stay they need to pay for 8 night.

Charge per person is £6 per night.

For 2 person they need to pay £6×2 = £12

If 2 person stay for 10 night they need to pay:

£12×8 = £96 (∴ We use 8 instead of 10 because For 10 night stay they need to pay for 8 night stay)

They need to pay £96 for 10 day stay.

They want a rectangular base tent measuring 2.3 by 4.2 meters

The area of tent is: 2.3 × 4.2 = 9.66 m²

It is given that if the area of tent is less than or equal to 10 m² then they need to pay £15 per night.

9.66 m² < 10 m², Thus they needs to pay £15 for tent per night.

The tent charge for 10 night is:

£15×8 = £120 (∴ We use 8 instead of 10 because For 10 night stay they need to pay for 8 night stay)

Therefore, the tent charge for 10 night is £120.

The total money they need to pay is:

£96+£120=£216

As we know they can save £234 which is greater that £216.

Hence, they will save enough money to cover all their campaign site charges.

question

what is the value of the third quartile of the data set represented by this box plot? a. 19 b. 21 c. 26 d. 29

answer

c

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step-by-step explanation: