Charlene wants to put an advert in the local paper she wants an advert with 10 lines. This is the rule to work out the cost of the advert. C=28(L-7)+144. C=the total cost £ L=the number of lines in the advert. Charlene can afford to pay up to £250 for the advert. Does an advert with 10 lines cost less than £250?

Yes, she will be able to afford the advert with a £250 budget

My Logic:

If L= number of lines, and the number of lines is 10, then L=10

Next, I replaced L with 10 in the equation and solved to get 228. (10-7=3, 3*28=84, 84+144=228)

Since 250>228 the answer is yes.

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step-by-step explanation:

ian gonna lie that is way to much