David Gwyn J. answered 11/19/20
Highly Experienced Tutor (Oxbridge graduate and former tech CEO)
If unlimited rides costs $30, then we're looking at the per-ride option at $30 total too. In which case, 30-17 = 13 rides.
For graphing purposes, we can have x axis as number of rides, and y axis as cost.
And our 2 equations would be y = 30 and y = 17 + x
The intersection is when they are equal, or 30 = 17 + x => x = 13
It will cost Sandra $30 for both options if she goes on 13 rides.