Asked by Tye
Sharlise bought a commuter pass and after riding 3 days to and from scool the pass is worth $22.40. After 6 days of riding to and from school the pass is worth $12.80. Rosa pays $50 for an unlimited rides monthly pass lasting 30 days? Can the monthly cost of these students' bus fares be modeled by the same linear equation? Explain why or why not?
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Answered by
PsyDAG
Which "same linear equation"?
($22.40 - $12.80)/6 = $1.60/day
$1.60 * 30 = $48.00
($22.40 - $12.80)/6 = $1.60/day
$1.60 * 30 = $48.00
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