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2 years ago

Kylie Jenner's gym membership

Mathematics

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Basile [38]2 years ago

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Answer:

The answer to this is 10 visits.

Step-by-step explanation: For this algebra, take a guess at first, and then you should be able to find an answer from there. All you have to do mathematically, is calculate (using the two starting values), when the prices are the same. For this, the equation would look something like: 5x + 130 and 3x + 150. X represents the unknown number of visits. When x is = 10, the prices are the same, 180 = 180. Edit: Another way you can do this, is graph a line of the two equations, and see what point they intercept. The X value of the point usually is the number of times something occurs until the price is the same, whereas the y value of the point is usually the price.

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