Harry pays $28 for a one month gym membership and has to pay $2 for every fitness class he takes. This is represented by the following function, where x is the number of classes he takes.

What is the total amount Harry has to pay if he takes 12 classes?

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Reid Hebert

27 September, 08:17

Harry pays $28 for a one month gym membership and has to pay $2 for every fitness class he takes. This is represented by the following function, where x is the number of classes he takes.

What is the total amount Harry has to pay if he takes 12 classes?

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Sydney Kirk · Answer 1

Harry has to pay $52. $28 at the start, and then 12x2=$, so $28+$24=$52

Niko Knox · Answer 2

Answer: Harry has to pay $52 altogether.

To find out the answer, the number of classes Harry takes, you can represent it by multiplying the 12 classes by $2 each, $24, and then adding $28 to $24 to find out the total cost of the member ship and the fitness classes.

Harry pays $28 for a one month gym membership and has to pay $2 for every fitness class he takes. This is represented by the following function, where x is the number of classes he takes.What is the total amount Harry has to pay if he takes 12 classes?

Harry pays $28 for a one month gym membership and has to pay $2 for every fitness class he takes. This is represented by the following function, where x is the number of classes he takes.

What is the total amount Harry has to pay if he takes 12 classes?