A video game customers to rent games for $4.75 each. Customers can also buy a membership for $54 annually, and video games would only cost $2.50 each. Find the number of video games a customer would have to rent in a year in order for the two options to be equal

Given:

A video game customers to rent games for $4.75 each.

Customers can also buy a membership for $54 annually, and video games would only cost $2.50 each.

To find:

The number of video games a customer would have to rent in a year in order for the two options to be equal.

Solution:

Let x be the number of video games.

A video game customers to rent games for $4.75 each. So, the total cost is

Customers can also buy a membership for $54 annually, and video games would only cost $2.50 each. So, the total cost is

Now, , if the rent in a year for the two options to be equal.

Divide both sides by 2.25.

Therefore, the rent in two options are equal for 24 video games.

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