Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
2.66a-6b
The equation 2v-41=0 can be used to find the number of visits that would make two memberships cost the same amount.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Per month charges of type 1 = $86
Per visit charge = $3
Let,
v be the number of visits.
T(v) = 3v+86
Per month charges of type 2 = $45
Per visit charge = $5
P(v) = 5v+45
For same amount to be charged;
T(v) = P(v)

The equation 2v-41=0 can be used to find the number of visits that would make two memberships cost the same amount.
50=30+3x
(Subtract 30 from both sides)
20=3x
(Divide each side by 3)
6.67=x
She would need to sell 7 plants per day if she wanted to make at least $50 a day if she took the second deal
Let's translate it into an equation and then solve...
7/x = 7.35
x * 7/x = 7.35 * x
7 = 7.35x
7/7.35 = x
.9524 = x
So 7 divided by .9524 (rounded to the nearest ten thousandth) equals 7.35
I may not know many but here it goes...
1,3,5,9,45
Hope this helped you!