A customer calls and has questions about the bill for their first month's subscription. They want to know why the monthly rate is $45.00, but the bill is for $60.00. What is the most likely reason for the bill being this amount?

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Kody Callahan

5 July, 23:05

A customer calls and has questions about the bill for their first month's subscription. They want to know why the monthly rate is $45.00, but the bill is for $60.00. What is the most likely reason for the bill being this amount?

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Alondra Santos · Answer 1

The most likely thing that has happened in this case is that a fee is paid for the registration.

The function that best models this problem is:

y = 45x + 15

Where,

x: number of months.

Y: payment of each month.

For the first month we have:

y = 45 (1) + 15

y = 45 + 15

y = 60

answer:

the most likely reason for the bill being this amount is

registration fee.