Renting a car cost 30dollars a day, or 600 per month. Renting daily is cheaper for a few days, but after how many days are the two options equal. (After which renting is cheaper)

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Hayden

Mathematics

7 December, 20:29

Renting a car cost 30dollars a day, or 600 per month. Renting daily is cheaper for a few days, but after how many days are the two options equal. (After which renting is cheaper)

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Natalee Rivera · Answer 1

20 days.

Step-by-step explanation:

Assume, 1 month = 30 days.

Options:

i. $600 per month

$600/month * 1 month/30 day

= $20 per day.

ii. $30/day.

Renting daily is equal to the monthly rent after 20 days ($30 for 20days which is $30*20 i. e $600)

That is, the renting is cheaper daily only for the first 20 days after which it is equal to the monthly rent.

Trevon Reeves · Answer 2

Answer: The two options are equal after 20days of daily pay.

Step-by-step explanation:

If it cost $30 to rent a car for a day and $600 to rent the same car for a month (approximately 30days), renting daily is equal to the monthly rentage after 20 days ($30 for 20days which is $30*20 i. e $600)

According to the deduction above, the renting is cheaper daily only for the first 20 days after which the amount equals to the monthly rentage of the same car.