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A fitness club requires $60 initiation fee and dues of $15 per month, write an expression for the cost of membership for n month

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jeka943 years ago

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Answer:

f(x)=60+15n

Step-by-step explanation

f(x)=60+15n

because $60 once because you signed up and then 15 n because it will be $15 per month

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