The local gym offers two different yearly plans: Plan One: $ 115 per year Plan Two: $25 per year plus $5 per visit. A) T = Total cost of gym membership & v = # of gym visits. Write linear equations for both plans. B) Graph Plan 1 and Plan 2 in a coordinate plane. C) After how many visits will the cost of both plans be equal?
A: f(x)=115x+0 and f(x)= 25x+5
What about v, the number of visits?
Give me a sec :)
C= 18 visits
Would T = 115 & T = 5v + 25 work?
I got 18 visits with these equations.
T= 115x+0v (or T=115x) and T=25x+5v T= total amount of money X= number of years V= number of visits.
If you assume that you are only looking at one year, then, yes mysangels, your equations would be fine. If you need to consider many years, then Throneofbooks has a good way of capturing that situation.
It doesn't specify, so that's what I thought. How would you graph Throneofbooks's equations?
Technically, throneofbooks's equations would need to be plotted in 3D. : ) So, for your assignment, it's probably safe to assume they meant only to think for only one year.
When I substituted the equations to equal each other, I got 18. But how would you get 18 if the y intercept is 25?
25 multiplied by the number of visits= y intercept
They equal the y values, not the y intercept
Ok. I think I get it now. Thank you, guys!
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