The equation used above is y-intercept form.
ex. y = mx + b
Whatever is in front of the x is your slope.
Your slope is -3
Hello!
As we can see, our first amount was 95 for the one machine. We are not multiplying it by anything from the second day as it was used the first. There is no 95 in B, and in C and D it is multiplied.
In A, we have a base of 95, plus 25 multiplied by x and y, and this fits the scenario perfectly. Our answer is A.
I hope this helps!
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Total number of people = 130
Number of people who use the gym = 73
Number of people who use the pool = 62
Number of people who use the track = 58
Number of people who use the gym and the pool = 22
Number of people who use the pool and the track = 29
Number of people who use the gym and the track = 25
Number of people who use all three facilities = 11
Total number of people who use at least two facilities = 22 + 29 + 25 + 11 = 87
The probability that the randomly selected person uses all three facilities = number of those who use all three facilities ÷ total number of people who use at least two facilities.
==> 11 ÷ 87
==> 
you're absolutely correct.
each system is sold for $2150, that includes cost + markup, namely the markup is the surplus amount otherwise called "profit".
they sold 12 of those, 2150 * 12 = 25800
they had $4824.36 in profits from it, so if we subtract that from the sale price, we'll be left with the cost of all 12 systems
25800 - 4824.36 = 20975.64
that's the cost for all 12 systems sold, how many times does 12 go into 20975.64? 20975.64 ÷ 12 = 1747.97.