How would I write a numeric value to represent this equation?

I wanted to get Disney plus, my mother said it was okay as long as I get the cheapest. I looked into the passes and the one time pass where I must pay every month is 6.99. Yet if I get a yearly pass it will coast 5.83 per month. These are my options. Which will be cheaper?

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Teresa Perry

Mathematics

29 April, 10:08

How would I write a numeric value to represent this equation?

I wanted to get Disney plus, my mother said it was okay as long as I get the cheapest. I looked into the passes and the one time pass where I must pay every month is 6.99. Yet if I get a yearly pass it will coast 5.83 per month. These are my options. Which will be cheaper?

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Dalton Carey · Answer 1

Yearly since its around a dollar less and depending if you want it long term or not. If long term yearly, but if you are looking for short term then hoose monthly so

yearly

5.83 x 12

and short term

6.99 x 12