Phoebe has $1400. She wants to buy 65 swimming lessons that cost $30 each. What percentage of the total cost of the lessons does Phoebe have? Round the answer to 1 decimal place.

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1. Problem Description

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0. She wants to buy 65 swimming lessons that cost $30 each. What percentage of the total cost of the lessons does Phoebe have? Round the answer to 1 decimal place.

2. Solution Steps

First, calculate the total cost of the swimming lessons.
Total cost = Number of lessons * Cost per lesson
Total cost = 6530=195065 * 30 = 1950
Next, determine what percentage of the total cost Phoebe has.
Percentage = (Amount Phoebe has / Total cost) * 100
Percentage = (1400/1950)100(1400 / 1950) * 100
Now, calculate the percentage.
Percentage = 0.7179487100=71.794870.7179487 * 100 = 71.79487
Finally, round the percentage to 1 decimal place.
Rounded percentage = 71.871.8

3. Final Answer

71.8%

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