Answer:
20 rides.
The question:
"There have been two proposals for ticket sales. The first proposes a base fee of $5 for entry into the park and $0.50 per ride. The second plan has no base fee, but charges $0.75 per ride. After How many rides would the cost[s] be equal?"
Step-by-step explanation:
Assume that the two costs become equal after 
rides.
- The first plan will cost
dollars. - The second plan will cost
dollars.
The two costs are assumed to be equal. That is:
.
Subtract 
from both sides of this equation:
.
.
In other words, the two costs become equal after 20 rides.
X - 3/2y = - 2
1-3/2 (2) = - 2
-2-3/2 (0)= -2
4-3/2 (4) = -2
7-3/2 (6) = -2
Answer:
Q
Step-by-step explanation:
X has constant value
x'-x = 0
m =(y'-y)/(x'-x) --> undefined
Answer : $36
Explanation:
To find the sale price we can set up a proportion. 25/100 = x/48. We keep the 100 and 48 both on the bottom of the fraction since they represent the "whole". x represents the discount off the full price of the dress. To solve this proportion, we cross multiply, yielding 48 * 25 = 100x. Alternatively, if you notice that 25/100 simplifies to 1/4, we can use 1/4 in our proportion instead of 25/100, thus, 1/4 = x/48. Then, cross multiplying, we get 48 = 4x, so x = 12. Then we subtract this discount from the original price yielding 48 – 12 = 36; thus, she paid $36 for the dress.
25% = 25/100
25100=x48
14=x48
(1) * (48) = (4) * (x)
48 = 4x
(48)/4 = (4x)/4
12 = x
The discount is $12.
$48 – $12 = $36
30 yards per hour is 90 feet per hour... hope I helped!
