8th Grade Math Help😔

[0_Sara_Rose_0]

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[episodemichi]

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[episodemichi]

So do i

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[SpookySherry]

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[episodemichi]

I honestly don’t even care

[SpookySherry]

110/3 = 36.66 so that’s for one day

so it would be:

10(36.66)= 355.6 + 35 so it would be: 390.6

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[episodemichi]

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[SpookySherry]

Nvm I could be wrong

[episodemichi]

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[BluMoon]

One solution coming right up!
can’t say it’s right or wrong though, so please! correct me if I’m wrong!

sorry if this is late! but I hope it helps you in the long run! plus if anyone needs this file, I can send in thru email! just pm!

[dukii_x]

Let’s start this off the easy calculation:

Second rental company formula is y = 28x + 15. (Plug in 10 for X)
y = 28 (10) + 15 ===> 295
Total: $295 for a 10 day rental.

First rental car company says they’re charging a 35 dollar one-time fee.
y = 35 + (expression)

We have to figure out what expression they’re asking for.

We know that there is a rate of $110 for a 3 day rental.

To get the rate PER day, requires a division.
$110 / 3 day will gives a cost per day. This is equal to 36.6.… (continued)

Now let’s plug in the expression:
y = 35 + 36.67x (where X represents the number of days, in which case is 10)
y = 35 + 36.67 (10) ===> 401.7
Total $401.7 for a 10 day rental.

The better deal is the second rental company!

[dukii_x]

I’m pretty sure the 35 represents a one-time fixed fee, not the cost per day for the first rental company. This math question is not phrased the best way, imo!