It takes 16 movie rentals for both options to be the same price
<u>Solution:</u>
Given that, A local DVD rental machine rents movies out to customers for $5.75 per movie.
A digital movie company allows you to rent movies for $3.25 but requires a membership fee of $40.
We have to find how many movie rentals will it take for both options to be the same price?
Now, let the number of movies rented be "n"
Then, according to the given information,

Hence, it takes 16 movies to be the same price for both options.
Answer:
6,0 4,8
Step-by-step explanation:
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Here is the mistake is on 9x1/100 because after decimal 9 is there means
9 has to be multiplied by 1/10 to get the 0.9
Here if we expand the 103.903 then from left to right
1 = 1x100 +
0 = 0x10 +
3 = 3x1 +
9 = 9x1/10+
0 = 0x1/100+
3 = 3x1/1000 = 103.903
Okay so if you grab the 400 and subtract that from 1220 which equals 820. After that you should subtract the 100 and 200 from 820 since she is using that for utilities and food. Which then equals to 520 and that should be to your answer. Hope that helps