A bowling alley charges its customers an hourly rate to bowl plus shoe rental. The hourly rates are per lane. A linear model of this situation contains the values (2, 41) and (3, 59.25), where x represents the number of hours bowled on one lane, and y represents the total cost for bowling.

What is the rate of change in this linear model?

Sarah took the advertising department from her company on a round trip to meet with a potential client. including sarah a total of 11 people took the trip. she was able to purchase coach tickets for $280 and first class tickets for $1280. she used her total budget for airfare for the trip, which was $6080. how many first class tickets did she buy? how many coach tickets did she buy?

If a revenue in total for a month was $9,950, fixed expenses were $9,000, and variable expenses were $300 what would be the total profit/ loss for the month?

Were only 64 seats. the remaining 6 students had to travel in a separate van. the equation 2b + 6 = 70 represents the given scenario. what does b represent? the number of buses the number of vans the number of students who rode on each bus the total number of students going to the football game