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Sonja [21]
3 years ago
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There are currently 20 members in the school's Ski Club and the dues are $10 per member. To encourage the recruiting of new memb

ers, the club treasurer suggests that for each new member recruited, the dues for all members will be reduced by 10 cents. Write an equation in standard form to represent this situation.
Mathematics
1 answer:
guajiro [1.7K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

f(n)=-0.10n^2+8n+200

Step-by-step explanation:

Let n represent number of new members and f(n) represent membership money.

We have been given that there are currently 20 members in the school's Ski Club. So when n new members join, the total number of members would be 20+n.

Since for each new member recruited the dues for all members will be reduced by 10 cents, so new dues would be 10-0.10n.

The membership money would be number of total members times dues as:

f(n)=(20+n)(10-0.10n)

Since we need our equation in standard form, so we will use FOIL to expand our equation as:

f(n)=20(10)-20(0.10n)+n(10)-n(0.10n)

f(n)=200-2n+10n-0.10n^2

f(n)=200+8n-0.10n^2

f(n)=-0.10n^2+8n+200

Therefore, our required equation would be f(n)=-0.10n^2+8n+200.

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