club x charges a one time fee of $35 with an additional charge of $35 per month. Club y charges no initiation fee but charges $46 per month.
Write an equation to represent the cost for x amount of moths for each club.
x=35x+35
y=46x
IS this correct?
It looks good, but it's confusing having a club named x and also using x for the no. of months.
So, it looks like a typo, but the functions are correct.
No, the equations you provided are not correct.
To represent the cost for Club X, you need to consider the flat one-time fee of $35 (which is not dependent on the number of months) plus the additional charge of $35 per month. Therefore, the equation for Club X would be:
Cost for Club X = $35 + ($35 * x), where x is the number of months.
For Club Y, there is no initiation fee, so you only need to consider the monthly charge of $46 per month. The equation for Club Y would be:
Cost for Club Y = $46 * x, where x is the number of months.
Note: In these equations, x represents the number of months, not the cost.