Question

Wesley wants to have at least $50 to spend each day of his 7-day vacation. He plans to save $30 each month for 12 months. Which of the following shows that Wesley will save enough money for his vacation? Choose all that apply.

Answer 1

Wesley will save $360 over 12 months by putting aside $30 each month, which exceeds his vacation budget of $350 for 7 days at $50 per day, ensuring he has enough money.

Step-by-step explanation:

Wesley wants to calculate if he will have enough money saved to spend at least $50 each day during his 7-day vacation. To determine if he will meet his goal, we can calculate the total amount he plans to save over 12 months by saving $30 each month.

To find out the total savings, multiply the monthly saving amount by the number of months:

• Total savings = Monthly saving amount × Number of months
• Total savings = $30 × 12
• Total savings = $360

Next, we'll calculate the total amount Wesley wants to have for his vacation:

• Vacation budget = Daily spending amount × Number of vacation days
• Vacation budget = $50 × 7
• Vacation budget = $350

Since Wesley's total savings of $360 is more than the vacation budget of $350, he will have enough money saved for his vacation.

Answer 2

i cant choose any that applies to this question because there is no picture added to it and there are no choices to choose from. If i were to solve it though, it would be; yes, he will save enough money for his vacation.

Step-by-step explanation:

I know he would have enough--and in this case more than enough, because since he's planning to save $30 for a whole year just for $50, when he could simply make $60--which is in fact more than needed for his goal-- in just 2 months. If he were to stick with his plan though, he'd make $360. I got that by multiplying 30 by 12.