Last Monday, two law students met up at Café Literatura after school to read the pages they were assigned in the Legal Methods class. Alejandro can read 1 page per minute, and he has read 28 pages so far. Carly, who has a reading speed of 2 pages per minute, has read 12 pages so far. Part A: Define the variables and write two equations to represent the number of pages that each student read. Variables: Alejandro: Carly: Part B: Represent the two equations on the graph below. 2. Parabola Skate Rental rents skateboards for $4.50 per hour with a rental fee of $35. Arc of Hawk Skate Rental rents skateboards for $5.25 per hour with a rental fee of $25. Part A: Define the variables and write two equations to represent each rental company. Variables: Parabola: Arc of Hawk: Part B: Represent the two equations on the graph below. Part C: What is the rate of change for each student? Alejandro Carly Part D: What does the rate of change represent in this situation? Part E: What is the y −intercept for Alejandro? What does it represent? Part F: What is the y −intercept for Carly? What does it represent? Part G: Give an example when Alejandro has read more pages than Carly. Justify your answer. Part H: Use the substitution method to determine when Alejandro and Carly have read the same number of pages.