I was literally up the whole night-
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Wait till you go to grade 11. That shit will tear you apart!
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Lmaoaoapaoaoaoao. But Iām pretty good at math tho
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The question says he wants to rent a car for 10 days. The first company charges a $35 rental fee and $110 for 3 days. If he wants it for 10 days, based on the rate, he would need to pay around $366.67. Add 35 to that, and you get $401.67.
Iām not sure if Iām reading this right.
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110=3x+35
Find for x it would be: 25
Sub it in
Y=25x+ 35 <- you sub in 10 your answe would be 285
Y= 28x + 15
Sub the 10 you get:
Y= 28(10)+15
Y=295
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i heard 11th grade was the hardest year :0
Since the first option is cheaper, obviously the first option LMAO Iām trying to do this while brushing my teeth 
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Hang on. I read the problem that its $35 plus $110 per three days?
So the equation would be:
y = $35 + ( ($110/3) * 10)
Which means that Y = $401.67?
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Its not bad if you have a good teacher. I had a great teacher and ended with an 87% average so its not that bad.
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Wait?
I thought you guys were done?
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Thatās what Iām thinking too.
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You canāt divide, youād have to multiply. For every 3 days itās 110
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We have conflicting answers. Some people say first company while some say second.
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He wants to rent for 10 days. So the first company would be more. You would divide 110 by 3 to see the rate for each day then multiply by 10.
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Haha Im in Geometry and thatās harder than Alegbra 1, im in 9th grade as well!
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Youāre reading my formula wrong.
I divided by 3 to get the cost PER DAY then multiplied by 10.
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No you donāt divide $110 by 3 because that is your total amount and $35 is included as well in the $110
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You also cannot multiply 10 at the end because the that first equation only gives you the result for 3 days, so youāre basically saying 3 days plus 10 days
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I love how you added a math problem onto the forums.
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The question doesnāt say that it totals 110.
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