A local gym charges a one-time enrollment fee to join and a monthly charge. The total cost is modeled by the function y = 15x + 12. Which statement correctly interprets the function in context? (1 point)

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x is the cost and y is the number of months someone is a member of the gym; $15 is the enrollment fee and $12 is the monthly fee.
x is the cost and y is the number of months someone is a member of the gym; $15 is the enrollment fee and $12 is the monthly fee.

y is the cost and x is the number of months someone is a member of the gym; $15 is the enrollment fee and $12 is the monthly fee.
y is the cost and x is the number of months someone is a member of the gym; $15 is the enrollment fee and $12 is the monthly fee.

x is the cost and y is the number of months someone is a member of the gym; $12 is the enrollment fee and $15 is the monthly fee.
x is the cost and y is the number of months someone is a member of the gym; $12 is the enrollment fee and $15 is the monthly fee.

y is the cost and x is the number of months someone is a member of the gym; $12 is the enrollment fee and $15 is the monthly fee.
y is the cost and x is the number of months someone is a member of the gym; $12 is the enrollment fee and $15 is the monthly fee.

Answer 1

The correct interpretation of the function \( y = 15x + 12 \) in the context of the gym's pricing model is that:

\( y \) represents the total cost, and \( x \) represents the number of months of membership. The equation indicates that there is a one-time enrollment fee of $12 and a monthly fee of $15.

Therefore, the correct statement is:

y is the cost and x is the number of months someone is a member of the gym; $15 is the monthly fee and $12 is the enrollment fee.