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16 Apr 2025, 03:15
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The table below outlines the annual membership plans available at a fitness center, along with any included benefits and discounts on personal training.
• Basic Plan: $100 per year with access to all standard equipment and group classes.
• Silver Plan: $200 per year with access to all standard equipment, group classes, and a 10% discount on personal training sessions.
• Gold Plan: $300 per year with access to all standard equipment, group classes, a 20% discount on personal training sessions, and two free personal training sessions.
• Platinum Plan: $450 per year with access to all standard equipment, group classes, a 30% discount on personal training sessions, and five free personal training sessions.
Personal training sessions cost $80 per session.
• Basic Plan: $100 per year with access to all standard equipment and group classes.
• Silver Plan: $200 per year with access to all standard equipment, group classes, and a 10% discount on personal training sessions.
• Gold Plan: $300 per year with access to all standard equipment, group classes, a 20% discount on personal training sessions, and two free personal training sessions.
• Platinum Plan: $450 per year with access to all standard equipment, group classes, a 30% discount on personal training sessions, and five free personal training sessions.
Personal training sessions cost $80 per session.
Sally: Yes
Ray: Yes
Mindy: Yes
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Question Stats:
60% (03:26) correct
40%
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For each of the following gym members, select Yes if the Platinum Plan results in the lowest yearly total cost. Otherwise, select No.
| Yes | No | |
| Sally | ||
| Ray | ||
| Mindy |
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Sally: Yes
Ray: Yes
Mindy: Yes
Basic > Platinum > Silver > Gold
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Difficulty:
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Question Stats:
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20%
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Based on the past-year data, which of the following correctly ranks the membership tiers from highest to lowest total revenue (membership fees + personal training)?
| Basic > Platinum > Silver > Gold | |
| Basic > Platinum > Gold > Silver | |
| Platinum > Basic > Gold > Silver | |
| Platinum > Gold > Silver > Basic | |
| Basic > Gold > Platinum > Silver |
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Basic > Platinum > Silver > Gold
More revenue from personal training was generated in the Platinum tier than in all other tiers combined.: No
Revenue from personal training accounted for a greater share of total revenue in the Platinum tier than in the Gold tier.: Yes
For the Basic tier last year, on average, one personal training session was purchased for every three members.: Yes
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Based on data from the past year, select Yes if the statement can be concluded to be true from the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
| Yes | No | |
| More revenue from personal training was generated in the Platinum tier than in all other tiers combined. | ||
| Revenue from personal training accounted for a greater share of total revenue in the Platinum tier than in the Gold tier. | ||
| For the Basic tier last year, on average, one personal training session was purchased for every three members. |
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More revenue from personal training was generated in the Platinum tier than in all other tiers combined.: No
Revenue from personal training accounted for a greater share of total revenue in the Platinum tier than in the Gold tier.: Yes
For the Basic tier last year, on average, one personal training session was purchased for every three members.: Yes
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Official Solution:
Sally — 5 personal training sessions
• Basic: $100 + 5 * $80 = $500
• Silver: $200 + 5 * $80 * 0.9 = $560
• Gold: $300 + 3 * $80 * 0.8 = $492
• Platinum: $450 + 0 = $450
Answer: Yes — Platinum has the lowest total cost.
Ray — 20 personal training sessions
• Basic: $100 + 20 * $80 = $1,700
• Silver: $200 + 20 * $80 * 0.9 = $1,640
• Gold: $300 + 18 * $80 * 0.8 = $1,452
• Platinum: $450 + 15 * $80 * 0.7 = $1,290
Answer: Yes — Platinum has the lowest total cost.
Mindy — 10 personal training sessions
• Basic: $100 + 10 * $80 = $900
• Silver: $200 + 10 * $80 * 0.9 = $920
• Gold: $300 + 8 * $80 * 0.8 = $812
• Platinum: $450 + 5 * $80 * 0.7 = $730
Answer: Yes — Platinum has the lowest total cost.
Correct answer:
Sally "Yes"
Ray "Yes"
Mindy "Yes"
Bunuel
Sally — 5 personal training sessions
• Basic: $100 + 5 * $80 = $500
• Silver: $200 + 5 * $80 * 0.9 = $560
• Gold: $300 + 3 * $80 * 0.8 = $492
• Platinum: $450 + 0 = $450
Answer: Yes — Platinum has the lowest total cost.
Ray — 20 personal training sessions
• Basic: $100 + 20 * $80 = $1,700
• Silver: $200 + 20 * $80 * 0.9 = $1,640
• Gold: $300 + 18 * $80 * 0.8 = $1,452
• Platinum: $450 + 15 * $80 * 0.7 = $1,290
Answer: Yes — Platinum has the lowest total cost.
Mindy — 10 personal training sessions
• Basic: $100 + 10 * $80 = $900
• Silver: $200 + 10 * $80 * 0.9 = $920
• Gold: $300 + 8 * $80 * 0.8 = $812
• Platinum: $450 + 5 * $80 * 0.7 = $730
Answer: Yes — Platinum has the lowest total cost.
Correct answer:
Sally "Yes"
Ray "Yes"
Mindy "Yes"
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Official Solution:
• Basic Tier:
Membership revenue: 1,500 * $100 = $150,000
Personal training revenue: $40,000
Total revenue: $150,000 + $40,000 = $190,000
• Platinum Tier:
Membership revenue: 60 * $450 = $27,000
Personal training revenue: $140,000
Total revenue: $27,000 + $140,000 = $167,000
• Gold Tier:
Membership revenue: 100 * $300 = $30,000
Personal training revenue: $80,000
Total revenue: $30,000 + $80,000 = $110,000
• Silver Tier:
Membership revenue: 200 * $200 = $40,000
Personal training revenue: $72,000
Total revenue: $40,000 + $72,000 = $112,000
Correct order: Basic > Platinum > Silver > Gold
Correct answer:
Based on the past-year data, which of the following correctly ranks the membership tiers from highest to lowest total revenue (membership fees + personal training)? "Basic > Platinum > Silver > Gold"
Bunuel
• Basic Tier:
Membership revenue: 1,500 * $100 = $150,000
Personal training revenue: $40,000
Total revenue: $150,000 + $40,000 = $190,000
• Platinum Tier:
Membership revenue: 60 * $450 = $27,000
Personal training revenue: $140,000
Total revenue: $27,000 + $140,000 = $167,000
• Gold Tier:
Membership revenue: 100 * $300 = $30,000
Personal training revenue: $80,000
Total revenue: $30,000 + $80,000 = $110,000
• Silver Tier:
Membership revenue: 200 * $200 = $40,000
Personal training revenue: $72,000
Total revenue: $40,000 + $72,000 = $112,000
Correct order: Basic > Platinum > Silver > Gold
Correct answer:
Based on the past-year data, which of the following correctly ranks the membership tiers from highest to lowest total revenue (membership fees + personal training)? "Basic > Platinum > Silver > Gold"
