Write an algebraic expression for the situation.
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Since the skier has to rent skis for 30 dollars per day with both passes, we can ignore it while solving the question.
A season pass is 350, while a daily pass is 75.
So a seasonal pass is equivalent to having 4.6667 daily passes. And you can't buy 0.6667 of a pass.
So, if you went at least 5 days with a seasonal pass, then the seasonal pass would be less expensive than a daily pass.
A season pass is 350, while a daily pass is 75.
So a seasonal pass is equivalent to having 4.6667 daily passes. And you can't buy 0.6667 of a pass.
So, if you went at least 5 days with a seasonal pass, then the seasonal pass would be less expensive than a daily pass.