SOLUTION: An amusement park charges $9.00 for admission and $4.00 per ride. Write an equation that gives the cost (in dollars) as a function of number of rides.

SOLUTION: An amusement park charges $9.00 for admission and $4.00 per ride. Write an equation that gives the cost (in dollars) as a function of number of rides.

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Question 917191: An amusement park charges $9.00 for admission and $4.00 per ride. Write an equation that gives the cost (in dollars) as a function of number of rides.
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x the number of rides
C = $4.00x + $9.00
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