A water park offers a season pass for $64 per person which includes free
admission and free parking. Admission for the water park is $14.50 per person. Parking is normally $5 for those without a season pass.

a. How many visits to the water park would you have to use for
the season
pass to be a better deal?

b. What would the total cost be for 3 visits with and without a season pass?

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Answer:

Part a) The number of visits mus be greater than or equal to [tex]4[/tex]

Part b)

with season pass

The total cost is [tex]\$64[/tex]

without season pass

The total cost is [tex]\$58.5[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

Let

x---> the number of visit to the water park

y---> the total cost to visit the water park per person

we know that

[tex]y=(14.50+5)x=19.5x[/tex]  

so

Part a) How many visits to the water park would you have to use for the season pass to be a better deal?

For [tex]y=\$64[/tex]

Substitute the value of y in the equation and solve for x

[tex]64=19.5x[/tex]

[tex]x=64/19.5=3.28\ visits[/tex]

therefore

The number of visits mus be greater than or equal to [tex]4[/tex]

Part b) What would the total cost be for 3 visits with and without a season pass?

with season pass

The total cost is [tex]\$64[/tex]

without season pass

The total cost for [tex]x=3\ visits[/tex] is

[tex]y==19.5(3)=\$58.5[/tex]  

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