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26 February, 11:08

The members of a health spa pay annual membership dues of $300 plus a charge of $2 for each visit to the spa. Let Y denote the dollar cost for the year for a member and X the number of visits by the member during the year. Express the relation between X and Y mathematically. Is it a functional relation or a statistical relation?

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  1. 26 February, 11:32
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    Y = 300 + 2X

    Y (in dollars)

    It is a functional relationship because a change in the value of X results in a corresponding change in the value of Y. And does not involve any uncertainty.

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Given:

    Annual fixed due = $300

    Variable cost = $2 per visit

    X = number of visits in a year

    Y = total yearly cost.

    Y = annual cost + variable cost

    Y = $300 + $2*X

    Y = 300 + 2X

    Y (in dollars)

    It is a functional relationship because a change in the value of X results in a corresponding change in the value of Y. And does not involve any uncertainty.
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