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AP Business with Personal Finance: Consumer Behavior (Drill 9)

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About This Drill

AP Business with Personal Finance: Consumer Behavior (Drill 9) is a practice drill. It contains 5 original questions created by Brian Stewart, a Barron's test prep author with over 20 years of tutoring experience.

This drill covers consumer purchase decisions and bridges to a household budget choice; it uses an invented person and original figures.

Passage

Priya Venkataraman works from home and needs a new desk chair. She has set a budget of $260 and has decided she will only consider a chair with a comfort rating of at least 7 out of 10, since she sits in it all day. She compares four models, noting each one's price, warranty length, and comfort rating.

Desk chair options

OptionPriceWarrantyComfort rating
Basic$1201 year6
Standard$2403 years8
Premium$3905 years9
Deluxe$5205 years10

Questions in This Drill

  1. What is the price of the Standard chair?
  2. Priya's rule that she will only buy a chair meeting both her price limit and her minimum comfort level is best described as deciding within what?
  3. How much more does the Premium chair cost than the Standard chair?
  4. Why does the Standard chair fit Priya's stated requirements better than the Basic chair, even though the Basic chair is cheaper?
  5. Given Priya's $260 budget and her minimum comfort rating of 7, which chair should she choose?