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Basile [38]
3 years ago
12

Part A

Mathematics
1 answer:
SpyIntel [72]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

110 + 10x ; 40x

4

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that:

For every visit to Arts museum:

Scenario 1:

Parking fee = $15

Admission fee = $25

Total amount for scenario 1:

If number of visits = x

Total cost = $(15 + 25) × number of visits

Total cost : $40x

With membership :

Price of membership = $110 (one time payment)

Parking fee = $10

Admission fee = $0

Let number of visits = x

Total cost :

Membership fee + (parking fee × number of visits)

$110 + ($10 * x)

= 110 + 10x

B) number of visits for which member cost is less than non-member cost :

Member cost = 110 + 10x

Non member cost = 40x

110 + 10x < 40x

10x - 40x < 110

-30x < 110

x > 3.67

Hence x = 4

Number of visits for which member cost is greater than non member cost is 4

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