Michelle has just been informed that her cell phone plan will be increasing in price. Her new pricing plan has a flat fee of $34.00 per month, plus a cost of $0.10 per minute of usage. Based on her budget, Michelle has determined she can only afford to use a maximum of 378 minutes per month. Considering the given information, what is the highest amount Michelle will pay for her cell phone per month?

After surveying students in her homeroom, katie decided to use a number cube to predict the probability that a randomly chosen student in her school planned to stay after school today for extracurricular activities. in katie’s simulation, a roll of 1 represents staying after school, while rolls of 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 represent leaving school at the end of classes. according to katie’s model, what is the probability that three randomly chosen students will all stay after school for extracurricular activities today?