Mathematics, 16.12.2020 19:00, lilyrockstarmag

The graph below shows the total cost for different numbers of people to skate at Roller Rink F. At Roller Rink G, the cost for different numbers of people to skate is shown in the table below.

Roller Rink G Table:
It costs $15.00 for two people to enter, $30.00 for four people to enter, and $45.00 for 6 people.

Which statement is true?

A. Roller Rink F charges 0.50 more per person thank Roller Rink G.

B. Roller Rink G charges 0.50 more per person than roller rink F.

c. Roller Rink F charges 1.00 more per person than roller rink G.

D: Roller Rink G charges 1.00 more per person than roller rink F.

picture is roller rink F's chart.

The graph below shows the total cost for different numbers of people to skate at Roller Rink F.

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