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3 years ago

Maria finds a local gym that advertises 67 training sessions for $2052. Find the cost of 153 training sessions.

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Ann [662]3 years ago

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Answer:

$Cost\ of\ 153\ training\ sessions\ =\$4685.9\approx\$4686$

Step-by-step explanation:

$Cost\ of\ 67\ training\ sessions\ =\$2052\\\\Cost\ of\ 1\ training\ sessions\ =\frac{Total\ cost}{Total\ training\ sessions}\\\\Cost\ of\ 1\ training\ sessions\ =\frac{2052}{67}\\\\Cost\ of\ 153\ training\ sessions\ =153\times cost\ of\ 1\ training\ sessions\ \\\\Cost\ of\ 153\ training\ sessions\ =153\times\frac{2052}{67}=4685.9\\\\Cost\ of\ 153\ training\ sessions\ \$4685.9\approx4686$

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