local fitness club has two payment options:
• Plan A: a monthly membership fee of $25, plus $2 per visit Plan
B: a fee of $7 per visit.
a) Create equations to represent each plan
Plan A: y = 25 + 2x
Plan B: y = 7x
a) Here are the equations to represent each payment plan:
Plan A:
Monthly membership fee = $25
Cost per visit = $2
The total cost for Plan A can be represented by the equation:
Total Cost (Plan A) = Monthly membership fee + (Number of visits * Cost per visit)
Plan B:
Cost per visit = $7
The total cost for Plan B can be represented by the equation:
Total Cost (Plan B) = Number of visits * Cost per visit
To create equations that represent each payment plan, we can use the following:
Plan A: Monthly membership fee of $25 plus $2 per visit.
Let's represent the number of visits as 'x'.
The equation for Plan A would be:
Total cost = $25 + $2 * x
Plan B: A fee of $7 per visit.
Again, let's represent the number of visits as 'x'.
The equation for Plan B would be:
Total cost = $7 * x
Remember, in our equations, 'x' represents the number of visits.