It costs $4.50 per person for 2 people and $3.00 per person for 3 people to go on a horse carriage ride. Using c to represent the cost per person and n to represent the number of people, which equation models this relationship?

A. c + n = 7.50

B. 2n + 3n = 7.50

C. cn = 9.00

D. 9.00n = c

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Landyn Huff

Mathematics

10 April, 23:37

It costs $4.50 per person for 2 people and $3.00 per person for 3 people to go on a horse carriage ride. Using c to represent the cost per person and n to represent the number of people, which equation models this relationship?

A. c + n = 7.50

B. 2n + 3n = 7.50

C. cn = 9.00

D. 9.00n = c

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Tristian Barker · Answer 1

b

a and d should not be considered bc it is not logically correct. c is eliminated because that may not always be the case. therefore it should be b.

It costs $4.50 per person for 2 people and $3.00 per person for 3 people to go on a horse carriage ride. Using c to represent the cost per person and n to represent the number of people, which equation models this relationship?A. c + n = 7.50B. 2n + 3n = 7.50C. cn = 9.00D. 9.00n = c

It costs $4.50 per person for 2 people and $3.00 per person for 3 people to go on a horse carriage ride. Using c to represent the cost per person and n to represent the number of people, which equation models this relationship?

A. c + n = 7.50

B. 2n + 3n = 7.50

C. cn = 9.00

D. 9.00n = c