Answer:
Cost for 13 rides: $92
Cost for r rides: I am guessing it would be 40+4r
Step-by-step explanation:
If you automatically pay 40 dollars to get in, then that is the constant, and paying 4 dollars per ride is a coefficient, so that would be multiplied by how many rides you go on, the variable. Once you plug those into the equation above, you would get 92 dollars for the thirteen rides.
Answer: The graph is shifted vertically, but not horizontally
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the added constant is outside the x term, the constant will only shift the graph vertically.
Answer:
Bicycles = 315
Scooters = 630, basic mathematics. The most effective method for these questions is substitution. But I might have intermingled them so double check
