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At one gym, there is a $12 start-up fee, and after that each month, m, at the gym costs $20. At another gym, each month at the g

ym costs $22. After how many months will the cost of both gyms be the same? =

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Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago

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6 weeks
Because 132/22=6 and 132-12/20=6

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