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Mathematics, 04.12.2020 01:00 layah2k00

What fee do you charge the customer, and why? You work for an airline and are responsible for checking
in customers' bags. Any bag weighing more than 800
ounces but less than or equal to 960 ounces is
assessed a $150 fee. Any bag weighing more than 960
ounces but less than 1,200 ounces is assessed a $200
fee. A customer checks in a bag that weighs 60 pounds
and 12 ounces.
O $150, because the bag weighs 768 ounces
O $150, because the bag weighs 948 ounces
O $150, because the bag weighs 960 ounces
O $200, because the bag weighs 972 ounces
O $200, because the bag weighs 1,152 ounces

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