You and your friends want to go to a skate park on saturday. there are two amazing parks in your ‛s skate park, and brad‛s skate park. the parks both charge for skating. each park's price is described below. sam‛s skate park: $3 to get into the park and $1 for every hour of skating. brad‛s skate park: $5 to get into the park and $0.50 for every hour of skating. sam‛s skate park equation: brad‛s skate park equation: click here to graph your system. answer the following questions after graphing your equations:
1. what are your two equations for this system?
2. what does the x and y represent in your equations?
3. where do the two lines intersect?
4. what does this intersection mean?
5. which skate park has the best deal if you plan on skating for 3 hours? explain why you chose this park.

1. 1st gap: y=(3+x)

2nd gap: y=(5+0.5x)

2. x is the number of hours you and your friends skate in Sam‛s Skate Park or in Brad‛s Skate Park and y is the total price of skating.

3. 4 hours

4. The total prices in two parks are equal when skating for 4 hours.

5. Sam's Skate Park has the best deal.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be the number of hours you and your friends skate in Sam‛s Skate Park or in Brad‛s Skate Park and y be the total price of skating.

Sam‛s Skate Park: $3 to get into the park and $1 for every hour of skating, then the price is $1·x for x hours and y=(3+x) in total.

Brad‛s Skate Park: $5 to get into the park and $0.50 for every hour of skating, then $0.5·x for x hours and y=(5+0.5x) in total.

1. 1st gap: y=(3+x)

2nd gap: y=(5+0.5x)

2.  x is the number of hours you and your friends skate in Sam‛s Skate Park or in Brad‛s Skate Park and y is the total price of skating.

3. Equate both expressions:

3+x=5+0.5x,

x-0.5x=5-3,

0.5x=2,

5x=20,

x=4.

4. The total prices in two parks are equal when skating for 4 hours.

5. Sam's Skate Park price for 3 hours is $(3+3)=$6 and Brad's Skate Park price for 3 hours is $(5+3·0.5)=$6.5. Sam's Skate Park has the best deal, because $6<$6.5.

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step-by-step explanation:

hello, sorry being so rude after all that fighting i found it kind of funny, so as me saying sorry here is an answer!

since the table showed her that   2km = 2000m.

to determine, how many km in 2000m, she would divide by 1000.

= 2000 / 1000 = 2 km.

similarly, for 8000m = 8000 / 1000 = 8 km

cheers to savings

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your pal papaguy