a movie club charges a one time fee of $25 it allows members to purchase movies for $7 each another club does not charge a membership fee and sells movies $12 how many movies must a member purchase for the total cost of the two clubs to be equal

Club Members = $25 + $7 per movie(x)
No membership club = $12 per movie(x)
We need to know how many movies must each purchase to equal in costs.
Set up both equations to equal each other and solve for x=movies.
25 + 7x= 12x
25 + 7x -7x = 12x - 7x
25= 5x
25/5=5x/5
5=x it will take them both 5 movies each to have equal costs.

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andromache andromache · Answer 2 · 2021-10-01T15:10:32+02:00

The number of movies in which the total cost of the two clubs should be equal is 5.

Given that,

The one-time fee is $25.
The other club should be $7.
The selling price of the movies should be $12.
Let us assume the number of movies be x.

25 + 7x= 12x

Now put -7x in both sides

So,

25 + 7x -7x = 12x - 7x

25= 5x

x = 5

Therefore we can conclude that the number of movies in which the total cost of the two clubs should be equal is 5.

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