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sineoko [7]
3 years ago
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Pls help will mark brainliest, no fake answers

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raketka [301]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: Refer to Below

Step-by-step explanation:

<h2><u>PART 1: Write an expression to model the total cost</u></h2>

<u>Given information</u>

Php 2,000 activation fee

Php 1,500 monthly fee

<u>Analysis of given information</u>

Activation fee: the amount of money to start a charge (i.e. Let's say if there is a membership, then this fee would be the same as having a card of membership)

Monthly fee: the amount of money that would be charged monthly (i.e. Let's say if there is a membership, then this fee would be the amount of money that you would need to pay for maintenance every month)

<u>Set variable according to the given information</u>

Let x be the number of months for the membership

<u>Write expression with the given information and the variable</u>

Cost = Monthly fee × Number of months + Activation fee

\boxed{C = 1500x + 2000}

<h2><u>PART 2: Evaluate the expression for 1 to 6 months of membership</u></h2>

**Information** Since we have already written the expression in [PART 1] and defined the number of months as [x], we are going to substitute the given number of months into the expression.

<u>Given information</u>

Number of months = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

<u>Written expression from [PART 1]</u>

C = 1500x + 2000

<u>Substitute values into the expression</u>

1 month = 1500 (1) + 2000 = \boxed{Php 3500}

2 months = 1500 (2) + 2000 = \boxed{Php 5000}

3 months = 1500 (3) + 2000 = \boxed{Php 6500}

4 months = 1500 (4) + 2000 = \boxed{Php 8000}

5 months = 1500 (5) + 2000 = \boxed{Php 9500}

6 months = 1500 (6) + 2000 = \boxed{Php 11000}

Hope this helps!! :)

Please let me know if you have any questions

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