
Concept explainers
a.
To find: Equation in point slope form of total price
a.

Answer to Problem 40PPS
Point slope form is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Rent of wave runner = $ 50 per hour and service fee.
Total cost of service and rent for 6 hours = $325.
Total cost of service and rent for 6 hours = cost of rent for 6 hours + service fee.
Let us assume service fee be x.
We know
Cost of rent for one hour =$50
Therefore
Service fee= $25
Total cost of service and rent cost for one hour = cost of rent for one hour +service fee
Total cost of service and rent cost for one hour =
Total cost of service and rent cost for one hour = $75
Therefore
We got Two points
Slope = m =
Point slope form is
Therefore
Point slope form is
b.
To find: Equation in Slope intercept form.
b.

Answer to Problem 40PPS
Slope intercept form is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Rent of wave runner = $ 50 per hour and service fee.
Total cost of service and rent for 6 hours = $325.
Point slope form is
Therefore,
Slope intercept form is
c.
To find: Service fee.
c.

Answer to Problem 40PPS
Service fee= $25
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Rent of wave runner = $ 50 per hour and service fee.
Total cost of service and rent for 6 hours = $325.
Total cost of service and rent for 6 hours = cost of rent for hours + service fee.
Let us assume service fee be x.
We know
Cost of rent for one hour =$50
Therefore
Service fee= $25
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