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Doss [256]
3 years ago
7

You have $10 to go bowling with your friends. You need to rent shoes for $4. Each game (g) costs $3. Write and solve an equation

to determine how many games you can play.
Mathematics
1 answer:
dexar [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

  • The equation is: x = (y - $4) / g

Where x is the number of games you can play;

y is the amount you have

and g is the cost of each game

  • You can play only 2 games

Step-by-step explanation:

From the question, you have $10 to go bowling and you need to rent shoes for $4. Hence, after renting the shoes, you will have $10 - $4 left, that is you will have $6 left. To determine the number of games you can play, that will be the amount you have left after renting shoes divided by the cost of each game.

Let the number of games you can play be x games

and the amount you have be y

and the cost of each game be g

Hence,

x = (y - $4) / g

From the question,

y = $10

and g = $3

∴ x = ($10 - $4)/ $3

x = $6 / $3

x = 2

Hence, you can play only 2 games

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