Ashlee worked 1,944 hours last year. She earned $14 for each hour she worked. She wants to use her earnings to buy a new vehicle. Vehicle Choices Price Sedan $25,750 Convertible $27,990 SUV $29,500 She said, "Since 2,000 × 14 = $28,000, and $27,990 is less than $28,000, I know I have earned enough to buy the convertible." Use the drop-down boxes to explain whether or not Ashlee's conclusion is logical.

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Step-by-step explanation:

The options are missing. However, the question is still solvable.

Given

[tex]Work\ Hours = 1944[/tex]

[tex]Earnings = \$14[/tex] per hour

[tex]Estimated\ Earnings = \$28,000[/tex]

[tex]Sedan = \$25,750[/tex]

[tex]Convertible = \$27,990[/tex]

[tex]SUV = \$29,500[/tex]

First, we need to calculate her actual earnings.

This is calculated by multiplying the actual work hours (without approximation) by the earnings per hour

[tex]Total\ Earnings = 1944 * \$14[/tex]

[tex]Total\ Earnings = \$27,216[/tex]

Next, we compare this actual earnings to the amount of a Convertible

[tex]\$27216 < \$27,990[/tex]

Hence, Ashlee's conclusion is not logical because with her actual earnings, she cannot afford a Convertible