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A cell phone company charges $40 per month plus a $35 activation fee write an expression for the total cost for m months then evaluate your expression for 10 months of service

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Answer:

750

Explanation:

40+35(10)=750

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For this case, the first thing we must do is define a variable.

We have then:

  • m: number of months.

We write the expression that models the problem:


f (m) = 40m + 35

Then, for 10 months we have:


m = 10

Substituting values:


f (10) = 40 (10) + 35\\f (10) = 400 + 35\\f (10) = 435

Answer:

an expression for the total cost for m months is:


f (m) = 40m + 35

for 10 months of service:


f (10) = 435

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