During the summer, Tamir likes to swim at his local pool a few times a week. He is debating if he should buy a \"season pass\" that allows him to swim as many times as he wants or just pay each time he goes swimming. The pool charges $4.50 each day if he pays each time. The "season pass" is $207, which is good for the entire summer (91 days). a. Create a table to compare the two options by picking a set of inputs (Number of Swim Days) and calculating the corresponding cost of a season pass and cost of paying per day. No. Swim Days Cost of Season Pass (S) Cost of Paying Per Day (S) b. How many times would Tamir have to swim to make the "season pass" less expensive than paying for each visit individually? He would have to swim more than times c. Which of the graphs below models each situation? Season Pass: Paying per day: Graph A Graph 3 \\ / b. How many times would Tamir have to swim to make the "season pass" less expensive than paying for each visit individually? He would have to swim more than times c. Which of the graphs below models each situation? Season Pass: Select an answer v) Paying per day: Select an answer v Graph A Graph B Graph C Graph D