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The cost of a gym membership is $25 per month. There is an initial fee of $40

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Let the total cost of a gym membership be y, with the number of months as x.

The total cost would be 40 dollars, the initial fee, plus 25 times the number of months (x).

y = 40 + 25x

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Answer:

y = 25x + 40

Explanation:

Using the formula, y = mx + b we can find out what this equation would be.

m = the rate of change/slope

b = the y- intercept

25 per month is telling us that this is the rate of change.

Since the $40 is only paid once, you can tell that this is the y intercept.

The equation will look like:

y = 25x + 40

On a graph it would look like:

The cost of a gym membership is $25 per month. There is an initial fee of $40-example-1
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