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A one year member ship to a gym cost $725. The registration fee is $125, and the remaining amount is paid monthly. Define a vari

able then write an equation to find the how much new members pay each month.

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MAVERICK [17]2 years ago

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X= the fee that is paid montly
725= 125+12x
12 represent 12 months in a year multiplied by the fee paid each month plus the registration fee.

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