Electricity: 23.15 cents p/day plus 13.5 cents p/unit used Gas price: 24.5 cents p/day plus 5.5 cents p/unit used (a)(i) In 90 days, a family used 1885 units of electricity. Calculate the total cost, in dollars, of the electricity they used.

answer: $275.31(n of days x price p/day) + (n units used x price p/unit)(90 x 23.15) + (1885 x 13.5) = 27531 CENTS27531 CENTS = 275,31 DOLLARS

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