You can buy a skateboard for \( \$ 24.00 \) from a friend and rent the safety equipment for \( \$ 1.50 \) per hour, or you can rent all items you need for \( \$ 3.50 \) per hour. At 12 hours, the cost for both options will be the same. What will the cost be at this point?
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To find the break-even point at 12 hours, we need to calculate the total cost for both options. For the first option (buying the skateboard and renting safety equipment): - Initial cost of the skateboard: \( \$ 24.00 \) - Cost of renting safety equipment for 12 hours: \( 12 \times \$ 1.50 = \$ 18.00 \) - Total cost: \( \$ 24.00 + \$ 18.00 = \$ 42.00 \) For the second option (renting all items): - Cost for renting both skateboard and safety equipment for 12 hours: \( 12 \times \$ 3.50 = \$ 42.00 \) So at 12 hours, both options will indeed cost \( \$ 42.00 \).
