SOLUTION: It cost $5 to get into the carnival grounds then it cost $2 for each light show the relationship between the number of carnival rides taken and the amount spent in a table

SOLUTION: It cost $5 to get into the carnival grounds then it cost $2 for each light show the relationship between the number of carnival rides taken and the amount spent in a table

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Question 1010352: It cost $5 to get into the carnival grounds then it cost $2 for each light show the relationship between the number of carnival rides taken and the amount spent in a table
Answer by fractalier(6550) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Call the cost in dollars, C, and the number of rides (light shows), x.
Then the total cost would be
C = 2x + 5
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