Anna wants to take fitness classes. She compares two gyms to determine which would be the best deal for her. Fit Fast charges a set fee per class. Stepping Up charges a monthly fee, plus an additional fee per class. The system of equations models the total costs for each.y=7.5x𝑦=7.5𝑥 y=5.5x+10𝑦=5.5𝑥+10 Substitute: 7.5x=5.5x+107.5𝑥=5.5𝑥+10 How many classes could Anna take so that the total cost for the month would be the same?5 classesWhat is the total monthly cost when it is the same for both gyms?

As president of the student council, Meg is choosing between two options for class T-shirts. A local shop charges $11 for each shirt, plus a set-up fee of $100. An online store charges $15 for each shirt, plus a set-up fee of $24.Which equation can you use to find s, the number of shirts Meg would need to order for the two options to cost the same?11+100s=15+24s11s+100=15s+24How many shirts would Meg need to order for the two options to cost the same? shirts

The monthly fee for a local gym is $20 per month plus $3 per visit.A customer visits the gym 12 times in 1 month. What is their total bill for the month?

Find out how many cars the baseball team needs to wash before it starts making a profit. The team spent $75setting up the car wash, and they are charging $5 per car for a wash.A. Write an equation to represent the amount ofmoney collected in dollars, y, in terms of the numberof cars washed, x. Ignore the setup cost. 𝑦 = 𝑥B. What do you need to do to the equation in part Ato account for the setup cost?To account for the setup cost, you need to_______add _______subtract 75 from the right sideof the equation obtained in part A.C. Write an equation representing the profit madeon the car wash in dollars, y, in terms of the numberof cars washed, x, after expenses. 𝑦 = 𝑥D. What is the value of the profit when the baseballteam washes 0 cars? What point represents thisvalue? What does the y-value of this point mean interms of the problem?E. How many cars does the baseball team have towash to break even? What point represents thisvalue? What does the x-value of this point mean interms of the problem?

Ralph spent $132 to buy movie tickets for 20 students and 4 adult chaperones. Adult tickets cost $3 more than student tickets. If A𝐴 is the price of an adult ticket and S𝑆 is the price of a student ticket, which system of equations could be used to find the price of each adult and student ticket? {A+S=320A+4S=132{𝐴+𝑆=320𝐴+4𝑆=132 {A=S+3A+S=132{𝐴=𝑆+3𝐴+𝑆=132 {S=A+34A+20S=132{𝑆=𝐴+34𝐴+20𝑆=132 {A=S+34A+20S=132{𝐴=𝑆+34𝐴+20𝑆=132

Hanson is at a ball game with his family. He goes to the concession stand to buy soft pretzels and water bottles for everyone. A water bottle costs $2, and a pretzel costs $3.50. Hanson buys 16 items and spends $47 in all.This system of equations can be used to represent the situation:x+y=162x+3.5y=47Which statement is correct?In the system of equations, x represents the number of water bottles Hanson buys, and y represents the number of pretzels he buys.In the system of equations, x represents the amount of money Hanson spends on water bottles, and y represents the amount of money he spends on pretzels.In the system of equations, x represents the amount of money Hanson spends on pretzels, and y represents the amount of money he spends on water bottles.In the system of equations, x represents the number of pretzels Hanson buys, and y represents the number of water bottles he buys.How much money does Hanson spend on pretzels?$Submit