Jack has decided that he would like to improve his Japanese and is considering a number of options that are available to him. The options are summarised in the table below.Jack needs an Intermediate course starting immediately and can only pay up to $50 in total in any month. As he works between 09:00 and 17:00 each day Monday to Friday he needs a course that is not within these times.What is the cheapest total cost that Jack could pay for his course?

Correct answer: A. $270

  • A. $270
  • B. $200
  • C. $230
  • D. $110

Explanation

The correct answer is $270. This option is the cheapest total cost that Jack could pay for his course while meeting all his specific requirements: Intermediate level, starting immediately, cost under $50 per month, and outside of his work hours. The other options exceed his budget or do not meet all the necessary criteria.

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