Since that is only one set of numbers, you would have to start on the origin, then move right on the x-axis twice because the first number is 2, and stay there for the other half of the equation since the other number is 0.
Answer:
See the explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
Gym A charges $60 a month plus $5 per visit
let the number of visits be x, and the total charge be y
Hence the total charge is expressed as
y=5x+60--------------1
Gym B is represented by
y = 7x + 40-----------2
Although I can not find any option, we can conclude that gym A monthly charge is $20 more expensive than gym B
X-0.9 = 4.5
+0.9 +0.9
x = 5.4
( to get rid of the -0.9 beside the x, u have to do the opposite operation on both sides. if its -0.9, u have to add 0.9 on both sides)
not sure about the first one.
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