Asked by Nic
I need to write an equation for the following:
Denise's cell phone plan is $29.95 per month plus $.10 per minute for each minute over 300 minutes of call time. Denise's cell phone bill is $99.95. For how many minutes was she billed?
Denise's cell phone plan is $29.95 per month plus $.10 per minute for each minute over 300 minutes of call time. Denise's cell phone bill is $99.95. For how many minutes was she billed?
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Answered by
MathMate
The fixed charge is 29.95 out of a 99.95 bill, so the minute charge is 99.95-29.95 = $70
How many minutes can $70 buy at 10 minutes for a dollar?
How many minutes can $70 buy at 10 minutes for a dollar?
Answered by
jai
let x = over time (in minutes)
therefore,
29.95 + 10x = 99.95
10x = 99.95 - 29.95
10x = 70
x = 7 minutes
total minutes billed is 300 + 7 = 307 minutes
so there,, :)
therefore,
29.95 + 10x = 99.95
10x = 99.95 - 29.95
10x = 70
x = 7 minutes
total minutes billed is 300 + 7 = 307 minutes
so there,, :)
Answered by
MathMate
Um...
Each additional minute costs $0.10.
So $70 buys 70/0.10=700 minutes in addition to the 300 fixed minutes. The total is therefore...
Each additional minute costs $0.10.
So $70 buys 70/0.10=700 minutes in addition to the 300 fixed minutes. The total is therefore...
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