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A cell phone company charges $45 per month plus $10 per GB of data used above your limit. If your total bill was $79, write and solve and equation to find how much data was used…
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A cell phone company charges $45 per month plus $10 per GB of data used above your limit. If your total bill was $79, write and solve and equation to find how much data was used above the limit?
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x = 50 because x = number of text messages sent
0.2x+40=50
0.2x = 10
5(0.2x) = 5(10)
x = 50
Therefore, 50 text messages would have to be sent or received in order for the plans to cost the same each month.
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