The rent charged for offices in a building is proportional to the area of the office. the monthly rent for one office with an area of 1,800 square feet is $1,200. Mr. Halloran pays $18,000 each year for another office in this building. what it the area, in square feet, of the office mr. halloran rents?

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Greyson Roach

4 September, 11:15

The rent charged for offices in a building is proportional to the area of the office. the monthly rent for one office with an area of 1,800 square feet is $1,200. Mr. Halloran pays $18,000 each year for another office in this building. what it the area, in square feet, of the office mr. halloran rents?

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Jared Mays · Answer 1

1,800square ft/$1,200

1.5 square ft for $1

Now to find the area of mr. halloran’s office

$18,000/12 months = $1,500 per month

$1,500•1.5 sqft = 2,250 square feet

So mr. Halloran’s office area is 2,250 square feet and he pays $1,500 per month