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hoa [83]1 year ago

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The required intersection would be at the point (55, 460) in the given graph which shows a round of golf is 55 and a total cost is $460.

<h3>What is a graph?</h3>

A graph can be defined as a pictorial representation or a diagram that represents data or values.

We have been given that the graph represents the following situation.

Golfers must first pay a $75 membership fee and an additional $7 for each round of golf in order to play at Gulf Shores Range.

Golfers at the Royal Estates Country Club pay $5 for each game of golf, but membership costs $185.

Since the x-axis represents a round of golf and the y-axis represents a total cost.

According to the graph,

Here is a round of golf = 55 and a total cost = $460

So the intersection represents this situation at the point (55, 460).

Therefore, the required intersection would be at the point (55, 460) in the given graph.

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