Answer:
20 visits
Step-by-step explanation:
The club that charges $40 more for enrollment charges $2 less per visit. The savings on visits is equal to the extra enrollment charge when the number of visits is 40/2 = 20.
For 20 visits, the cost at both clubs is the same.
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If you let v represent the number of visits, ...
A = 60 +2v . . . . cost at club A
B = 20 +4v . . . . cost at club B
A = B ⇒ 60 +2v = 20 +4v . . . . . . costs are the same for "v" visits
40 = 2v . . . . . . . subtract 20+2v from both sides
40/2 = v = 20 . . . . . . same as "word solution" above
Answer:
$1296
Step-by-step explanation:
the markup is 700 so add that to the 500, then sales tax adds 96
<span><span /><span>In this problem, it is stated that Darcy uses
block in order to show the value of the number.
Place value blocks are commonly used to help or support the students to
investigate the place value of the given number. It would be easy for Darcy to
use a material to know the number she’s looking for.
It says here that she used 4 thousand blocks and 500 hundred blocks.
Thus, the number she’s looking for is:
=> 4thousand + 5hundred
=>4000 + 500
=> 4500</span></span>
F =del F, make the distinction its 2 different functions
in this case its a conservative vec field
u can do Del x F or curl F and see its not 0, but anyway, u can also integrate the portion in i wrt to x and portion in j component wrt to y, and see that even with the constants being functions of the variable not being integrated wrt to, you still cannot find a function g such that f(x,y)=del (g)
