Textaufgabe zu einem linearen Gleichungssystem beim Videospielverleih
Lerne, wie man eine Kostenaufgabe zum Verleih von Spielen mit zwei linearen Gleichungen modelliert und durch Einsetzen die Miete für neue und ältere Spiele bestimmt.
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Problem
You rented video games. New games cost \4$2$22$, how many new games and older games did you rent?
Step 1: Name the unknown quantities
Let the number of new games be , and let the number of older games be .
Step 2: Write the total-count equation
The new games and older games together make rentals, so
Step 3: Write the total-cost equation
Each new game costs \4$2$22$,
Step 4: Substitute for one variable
From the total-count equation,
solve for :
Step 5: Solve the cost equation
Substitute for in the cost equation:
Simplify:
Step 6: Find the other quantity
Use the total-count equation:
Since ,
so
Step 7: State the answer
You rented new games and older game.
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