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2 years ago

A local yoga studio

Mathematics

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Andrews [41]2 years ago

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Answer:

Let's call the first studio, yoga studio A.

Let's call the second studio, yoga studio B.

The equations:

Yoga Studio A: y=10x+55

Yoga Studio B: y=12.5x+25

So, for 12 classes:

Yoga Studio A: y=10(12)+55, y=175

Yoga Studio B: y=12.5(12)+25, y=175

These two numbers are equal, so Griffin is right.

For 10 classes:

Yoga Studio A: y=10(10)+55, y=155

Yoga Studio B: y=12.5(10)+25, y=150.

These two numbers are not equal, so Gigi is wrong.

Let me know if this helps!

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