Let x = number of trips
The two options cost the same when 15 + x = 35
Solve for x.

Peter R.
12/22/22
Anonymous L.
asked 12/22/22Tiana is going to the water slides and needs to figure out which deal is better. She can pay $35 to go on the water slides as much as she wants, or she can pay $15 to get in, plus an additional $1 per trip down the water slides. If Tiana goes on a certain number of trips down the water slides, the two options are equivalent in terms of cost. How many trips is that?
Let x = number of trips
The two options cost the same when 15 + x = 35
Solve for x.
Peter R.
12/22/22
Lynda C. answered 12/26/22
30+ Years of Tutoring Specializing in Math, Science and ACT Prep
You will perform this as an equivalent equation.
When do you break even with this deal?
35 is the total cost without any additional fees. Cost 1: $35
Otherwise, you will pay $15 plus 1 times how many times you slide. Cost 2: $15 + 1x
Now, place these two equations equal to each other and solve for x.
$35 = $15 + 1x
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Anonymous L.
so X = 20? 🤨12/22/22