Revenue A community fitness center has a pool and a weight room. The admission prices (in dollars) for residents and non- residents are given by the matrix P = [ 4.50 5.00 ] Residents Nonresidents . The average daily numbers of customers for the fitness center are given by the matrix Residents Nonresidents A = [ 90 78 63 59 ] Pool Weight room (a) Compute AP . (b) What is the average amount of money taken in by the pool each day?
Revenue A community fitness center has a pool and a weight room. The admission prices (in dollars) for residents and non- residents are given by the matrix P = [ 4.50 5.00 ] Residents Nonresidents . The average daily numbers of customers for the fitness center are given by the matrix Residents Nonresidents A = [ 90 78 63 59 ] Pool Weight room (a) Compute AP . (b) What is the average amount of money taken in by the pool each day?
Revenue A community fitness center has a pool and a weight room. The admission prices (in dollars) for residents and non- residents are given by the matrix
P
=
[
4.50
5.00
]
Residents
Nonresidents
.
The average daily numbers of customers for the fitness center are given by the matrix
Residents
Nonresidents
A
=
[
90
78
63
59
]
Pool
Weight
room
(a) Compute AP.
(b) What is the average amount of money taken in by the pool each day?
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