When do you breakeven with a membership vs non-membership, with this Go Kart company?

[designermath]

Say there is a company Go Kart company that charges (taxes included) as follows:

For Members: Annual Fee = $60 with first 2 races being free, after it will be $25 per race

Non-Members: $35 per race

How many races do you have to do to breakeven? How do you figure this out?

 

[tkhunny]

Say there is a company Go Kart company that charges (taxes included) as follows:

For Members: Annual Fee = $60 with first 2 races being free, after it will be $25 per race

Non-Members: $35 per race

How many races do you have to do to breakeven? How do you figure this out?

Have you considered adding up a few races and seeing how it goes?

1 Race

Member: $60
NonMem: $35

Okay, now it's your turn. What about two races?

 

[Denis]

> Members: Annual Fee = $60, first 2 races free, then $25 per race
60 + 0 + 0 + 25 + 25...

> Non-Members: $35 per race
0 + 35 + 35 + 35 + 35...

Show your stuff!!

 

[mmm4444bot]

How many races do you have to do, to break even?

Is this a homework exercise? If so, it may be a trick question.