Fun world charges a flat rate of $10 for stroller rental plus $2 per hour the stroller is being used. if the number of hours is represented by "h," which algebraic expression represents the overall rate for "h" hours of stroller rental?

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Peter Dunlap

17 October, 07:12

Fun world charges a flat rate of $10 for stroller rental plus $2 per hour the stroller is being used. if the number of hours is represented by "h," which algebraic expression represents the overall rate for "h" hours of stroller rental?

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Philip Arnold · Answer 1

2h + 10

2 time the number of hours you rented it (spending 2 dollars per hour) plus the rate they charge you no matter what

Craig Hernandez · Answer 2

[$]10 + [$]2h = t

10 is the flat rate and is how much it costs just to rent a stroller out. Then you add 2 dollars for every hour (h) the stroller is used for to get your total (t).