Question

Jon wants to work out at Outtrain Competition Facility in Harbeson, DE. Jon has at most $250 this month for personal training sessions. Outtrain charges an initial contract fee of $35 and then $15 for each session. Pick the correct inequality that models this situation.

Answer 1

To model this situation, we can use the inequality: 35 + 15x ≤ 250. By solving this inequality, we can determine the maximum number of sessions Jon can afford.

Step-by-step explanation:

To model this situation, we can use the inequality: 35 + 15x ≤ 250

Where x represents the number of personal training sessions.

Let's break down the inequality:

35 is the initial contract fee.

15x represents the cost for each session, which is $15 multiplied by the number of sessions (x).

≤ 250 indicates that Jon has at most $250 for personal training sessions.

By solving this inequality, we can determine the maximum number of sessions Jon can afford.