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sue whats to join a gym she goes to the local gym and is told that there is a one time fee of $90 to join amd then a monthly fee of $20 what algebraic expression represents the total cost of joining the gym

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Answer:

20x+90

Explanation:

Monthly fee is a hint to you, that its a fee that happens monthly so we know that, that specific value costs will have a variable containing the number of months you attend the gym.

The one time fee of 90$ means it happens once you apply and it will no longer apply after registration.

Our equation would be Total cost: 20x + 90.

You can give total cost like f(x) if you are comfortable with that.

Hope this helps.

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