Mathematics, 08.04.2021 23:50 pierreangie17

Bowler World charges $5.00 to rent shoes and $1.10 per game. Lucky Spares charges $3.00 for shoes and $1.50 per game. [PART A] Write a system of equations to represent the situation, using g for the number of games and c for the cost

[PART B] For how many games is the cost the same for both locations? What is that cost?

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Bowler World charges $5.00 to rent shoes and $1.10 per game. Lucky Spares charges $3.00 for shoes an...