Asked by gh

Janine is considering two movie rental plans. Plan A can be modeled with the equation C=3m and Plan B can be modeled with the equation C=2m+5 where C represents the cost in dollars and M represents the number of movies rented each month. Which statement would justify selecting Plan B instead of selecting Plan A?
A. J rents exactly 3 movies each month.
B. J rents from 1 to 5 movies each month.
C. J rents 5 to 10 movies each month.
D. J rents exactly 5 movies each month.

Answered by Lucina
What did you get for this question? I can check your answer
Answered by gh
I'm thinking B or A
Answered by Ms. Sue
There's a big difference between B and A.

Answered by Lucina
Hm, not quite!

Have you tried substituting?
Answered by Damon
they are equal to 15 when m = 5
Plan A is more expensive if m>5
Plan B is more expensive for m <5
so you want m>/= 5, C
Answered by gh
Yes, but I don't quite get the question. Am I looking for the less amount of money that she'll waste or? I'm confused
Answered by gh
Oh okay! Thank you!
Answered by Lucina
You are looking at how many movies she needs to rent using Plan B that will have her spend less money than Plan A
Answered by Alex
Tell me the answer please Ive done all I can do
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