Need Help With number 28!! Fan And Medal
let's do a question with integer numbers only molli purchased 9 applies for $9. What do you get when you divide that dollar amount by the number of apples your bought? What is $9/9=?
1
what do you think that answer means
like say you were going to the market and the person tells you each apple costs a 1 dollar and you buy 9 apples how much do you think you are going to spend?
$9
right so doing $9/9 was to actually figure out how much you spend on each apple right?
yeah
@freckles
how much does it cost for one month?
$14
well and to even do that one month we have to pay the membership fee which is 25 dollars so one month will cost us 14+25 right?
how much will do two months cost us ?
we never have to pay the membership fee again just that one time so doing another month will just be an addition 14 to the 14+25 correct?
yes
one month is 14+25 two months is 14+14+25 three months is ?
im not sure?
each month costs an additional 14 dollars
you are adding 14 each time
14+14++14+25?
14+14+14+14+25
so for one month we only have to pay 14+25 but if we do just two months the total amount we pay is 14+14+25 and if we just do three months the total amount we pay is 14+14+14+25 and if we just do four months the total amount we pay is 14+14+14+14+25 ... anyways.. before we continue another way to say 14+14 is 2(14) another way to say 14+14+14 is 3(14) another way to say 14+14+14+14=4(14) -- so let's resay what we have: so for one month we only have to pay 14+25 but if we do just two months the total amount we pay is 2(14)+25 and if we just do three months the total amount we pay is 3(14)+25 and if we just do four months the total amount we pay is 4(14)+25 -- so if we just do n month the total amount we pay is ? (before you answer this question look at the pattern above.. what number is the only thing that is changing)
the numbers 25?
but I see a 25 in every expression
look at the number in front of 14
ohhhhh yeahh
remember 14 is 1(14) if we just do one month we have 1(14)+25 if we do two months we have 2(14)+25 if we do three months we have 3(14)+25 so if we n months we have . .............
4(14)+25
well that is for 4 months what about for n months
instead of putting 4 where you put 4 put a...
n
yes
The algebraic expression you are looking for is ...
come on just change 4 to n
if we just do one month we have 1(14)+25 if we do two months we have 2(14)+25 if we do three months we have 3(14)+25 n(14)+25
you did it! if we just do one month we have 1(14)+25 if we do two months we have 2(14)+25 if we do three months we have 3(14)+25 so if we four months we have 4(14)+25 ... and if we do n months we have n(14)+25 n(14)+25 is the same as saying 14n+25 which is how it is normally written so you have f(n)=14n+25 where f represents the dollar amount you pay for doing n months.
for example if n=1 f(1)=14*1+25=14+25=39 this says if we just do one month at the gym we will have to pay 39 dollars f(2)=14*2+25=53 this says if we just do two months at the gym we will have to pay 53 dollars anyways they want you to find f(6)
6f
no no...
f(n)=4n+25 so f(6)=4*6+25
this says if we do just six months we have to pay 4*6+25
f= 49 6
you mean f(6)=49 right!
yes
and yes if we just do six months we have to pay 49 dollars
darn
for some reason I change 14 to 4
f(n)=14n+25
wow lol
f(6)=14(6)+25
lol maybe I got tired of writing the extra digit over and over :p
f= 109 6
write it as f(6)=109
so this means if we just do 6 months we only have to pay 109 dollars
ok
Anyways the algebraic expression we used was f(n)=14n+25 where f represents the dollar amount of doing n months at the gym
ok
thanks alot bro @freckles
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