To model the cost of renting tables from Parties 'R Us and Rob's Rentals, we can create two linear equations based on the given information.
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Parties 'R Us:
- Delivery fee: $60
- Cost per table: $4
- Total cost, \( C \), for \( t \) tables can be expressed as: \[ C = 60 + 4t \]
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Rob's Rentals:
- Delivery fee: $40
- Cost per table: $6
- Total cost, \( C \), for \( t \) tables can be expressed as: \[ C = 40 + 6t \]
The pair of linear equations that model this situation is:
\[ \begin{align*} C &= 60 + 4t & \text{(Parties 'R Us)} \ C &= 40 + 6t & \text{(Rob's Rentals)} \end{align*} \]