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Brad is taking his family on a vacation to the mountains, and he is deciding on a cabin to rent. The cabins at Rainbow Peak cost $104\$104 per night, plus a one-time fee of $43\$43 for service and cleaning. The cabins at Verdant Meadows cost $66\$66 per night, plus a one-time fee of $195\$195. Which equation can you use to find nn, the number of nights the vacation would need to last for the two cabins to cost the same?\newlineChoices:\newline104n+43=66n+195104n + 43 = 66n + 195\newline104n+66=195n+43104n + 66 = 195n + 43\newlineHow many nights would the vacation need to last for the two cabins to cost the same?\newline___\_\_\_ nights\newline

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Q. Brad is taking his family on a vacation to the mountains, and he is deciding on a cabin to rent. The cabins at Rainbow Peak cost $104\$104 per night, plus a one-time fee of $43\$43 for service and cleaning. The cabins at Verdant Meadows cost $66\$66 per night, plus a one-time fee of $195\$195. Which equation can you use to find nn, the number of nights the vacation would need to last for the two cabins to cost the same?\newlineChoices:\newline104n+43=66n+195104n + 43 = 66n + 195\newline104n+66=195n+43104n + 66 = 195n + 43\newlineHow many nights would the vacation need to last for the two cabins to cost the same?\newline___\_\_\_ nights\newline
  1. Calculate Total Cost: To find the equation that represents the cost of staying at Rainbow Peak, we multiply the cost per night by the number of nights nn and add the one-time fee. This gives us the total cost for Rainbow Peak as a function of nn.\newlineCalculation: Total cost for Rainbow Peak = 104n+43104n + 43
  2. Find Cost Equations: Similarly, to find the equation that represents the cost of staying at Verdant Meadows, we multiply the cost per night by the number of nights nn and add the one-time fee. This gives us the total cost for Verdant Meadows as a function of nn.
    Calculation: Total cost for Verdant Meadows = 66n+19566n + 195
  3. Set Equations Equal: To find the number of nights nn where the cost of both cabins is the same, we set the total cost equations equal to each other.\newlineCalculation: 104n+43=66n+195104n + 43 = 66n + 195
  4. Solve for n: Now we need to solve for n. To do this, we will subtract 66n66n from both sides to get all the n terms on one side.\newlineCalculation: 104n66n+43=195104n - 66n + 43 = 195
  5. Combine Like Terms: Simplifying the equation by combining like terms gives us the equation with nn on one side.\newlineCalculation: 38n+43=19538n + 43 = 195
  6. Isolate nn Term: Next, we subtract 4343 from both sides to isolate the term with nn.\newlineCalculation: 38n=1954338n = 195 - 43
  7. Perform Subtraction: Performing the subtraction gives us the value we need to find nn.\newlineCalculation: 38n=15238n = 152
  8. Divide Both Sides: Finally, we divide both sides by 3838 to solve for nn.\newlineCalculation: n=15238n = \frac{152}{38}
  9. Final Number of Nights: Performing the division gives us the number of nights.\newlineCalculation: n=4n = 4

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