Austin is comparing the prices of two car rental companies. Company A charges $24 per day and an additional $25 as service charges. Company B charges $22 per day and an additional $40 as service charges. Part A: Write an equation to represent each company's total charges for renting a car for a certain number of days. For both equations (one for Company A and one for Company B), define the variable used. Part B: Which company would charge less for renting a car for 4 days? Justify your answer. Part C: How much money is saved by using the services of Company A instead of Company B to rent a car for 6 days?
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Alright, have you started this yet and got stuck? Or were you confused.
Confused but @juliaperalta helped me but thx for asking i do have one more question though Part A: Solve −vp + 40 < 65 for v. Show your work. Part B: Solve 7w − 3r = 15 for r. Show your work.
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For part A you want to write two equations, one for A and one for B For Company A they told you that the rate is 24/day + 25 for additional For Company B they told you that the rate is 22/day + 40 for additional The equations should be in linear form \(y=mx+b\) m is the rate b is the extra in this case
For part B you want to compare both values Substitute 4 into each equation and solve for y. You can then compare the results
For part C do the same as part B, only substitute 6 in for x and solve for y Once you solve it subtract A and B to compare the values
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