6. In an ice cream shop, each ice cream cone (c) costs $3 and each bowl of ice cream (b) costs $5. You need to buy a treat for 12 people, and you want to spend exactly $50, which TWO equations would be used to represent this situation?

Mabel is comparing the prices of two car rental companies. Company A charges $35 per day and an additional $15 as service charges. Company B charges $42 per day and an additional $10 as service charges. Part A: Write an equation to represent each company's total charges for renting a car for a certain number of days. For both equations (one for Company A and one for Company B), define the variable used. Part B: Which company would charge less for renting a car for 6 days? Justify your answer.  Part C: How much money is saved by using the services of Company A instead of Company B to rent a car for 10 days?

When trying to figure out how many $5 burritos and $3 tacos to buy, which equation represents the situation where you have $100 to spend? 5B = 100 + 3T 100(B +T) = 8 5B + 3T = 100 3B = 100 + 5T

4. A retailer imports a crate of sunglasses for $3800. There are x amount of pairs of glasses in the box. 8 pairs of glasses are defective and can't be sold. The retailer sells the remaining sunglasses for $4800, realizing a profit of $6 per pair. Write the equation that represents this scenario.