To model the cost of bowling at each location, we can write the following linear equations:
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For Bowl-O-Rama:
The cost, \( C \), is calculated as $5 per game, \( g \), plus $4 for shoe rental.
Thus, the equation is:
\[ C = 5g + 4 \] -
For Bowling Pinz:
The cost, \( C \), is calculated as $4 per game, \( g \), plus $8 for shoe rental.
Thus, the equation is:
\[ C = 4g + 8 \]
So, the pair of linear equations that model this situation is:
- \( C = 5g + 4 \) (Bowl-O-Rama)
- \( C = 4g + 8 \) (Bowling Pinz)