Mathematics, 20.02.2022 03:40, madelein51301

For $200, a rock-climbing gym offers a yearly membership where members can climb as many days as they want and only pay $3 each day for equipment rental. Nonmembers have to pay $8 each day to climb and another $5 each day for equipment rental. How many times would you need to go to justify a membership? If buying your own equipment costs $100, would it be better to buy your own or continue to rent the gym’s?

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