SOLUTION: at the carnival I paid $10 to get in and $1.50 for each right I went on write an equation of total cost in terms of how many rides i go on

SOLUTION: at the carnival I paid $10 to get in and $1.50 for each right I went on write an equation of total cost in terms of how many rides i go on

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Question 1017906: at the carnival I paid $10 to get in and $1.50 for each right I went on write an equation of total cost in terms of how many rides i go on
Answer by Cromlix(4381) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hi there,
Total Cost = $10 + $1.50R
R = number of rides
Hope this helps :-)
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