I think the answer is Obtuse
The equation that represents the cost of membership is $100 + $40c
The cost of 1 year membership is $580.
The number of months you have paid for is 9 months.
<h3>What is the equation that represents the cost of the gym membership?</h3>
The cost of gym membership is the sum of the fixed cost and the variable cost. The fixed cost is the start-up fee while the variable cost is the cost per month.
The equation that represents the cost of the gym membership is: c = $100 + $40m
Where m represents the number of months
The cost of 1 year membership = $100 + $40(12)
$100 + $480 = $580
How many months would $460 cover = ($460 - $100) / 40 = 9 months
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3^8 = <span>6561
3^9 = </span><span>19683
6581 x 19683 = </span><span>129533823
quite a big number</span>
(y - yo) = m.(x - xo)
We have two points (-4, -1) and (1, 4)
(-1 - 4) = m.(-4 - 1)
(-5) = m.(-5)
m = (-5)/(-5)
m = 1
So the slope is 1
Answer:
its 5 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
its what I got off of Khan
