Mathematics, 22.01.2021 03:00 marifermolina

Rachel plans to attend the Crawford County Fair and is trying to decide what would be a better deal. She can pay $40 for unlimited rides, or she can pay $14 for admission plus $1 per ride. If Rachel goes on a certain number of rides, the two options wind up costing her the same amount. How many rides is that? What is that cost?

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