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Mathematics, 06.06.2020 03:59 karen718

Martina rents a room in her home to guests. She charges a $25 flat fee per night for one person. Additional guests are welcome to stay, but she charges $10 per person. She expects guests to check out by 10 a. m. and charges an extra $5 per hour for late checkouts. Select the linear equation that correctly represents how much Martina collects for one night of stay in her home. A) c + 25 = 10p + 5h

B) c = 25 + 10p + 5h

C) c = 25 + 10 + 5

D) c = 25 – 10p – 5h

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