Mathematics, 05.03.2021 23:50, jordan84546

11. An amusement park charges $45 per person for admission. A season pass costs $112 per person.
a. Write the first five terms of an arithmetic sequence that represents the
total cost of admission for the number of visits in a season.
b. How many times does a person have to visit the park for a season pass
to be the better deal? Explain.

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11. An amusement park charges $45 per person for admission. A season pass costs $112 per person.