Robin currently has 50 subscribers on her YouTube channel, and Dimitri currently has 17 subscribers. Robin gains 4 subscribers every week, while Dimitri gains 7 subscribers each week.

Part A: Set up a system of equations to shows each person's subscribers.
Part B: After how many weeks will Robin and Dimitri have the same number of subscribers?
Part C: How many subscribers will Robin and Dimitri have when their subscriber count is equal?

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Robin currently has 50 subscribers on her YouTube channel, and Dimitri currently has 17 subscribers. Robin gains 4 subscribers every week, while Dimitri gains 7 subscribers each week.
Part A: Set up a system of equations to shows each person's subscribers.
Part B: After how many weeks will Robin and Dimitri have the same number of subscribers?
Part C: How many subscribers will Robin and Dimitri have when their subscriber count is equal?
robin = 50 + 4n, where n is the number of weeks
Dim = 17 + 7n

b) let 17 + 7n = 50 + 4n
and solve for n

c) sub your value of n from b) into either of the starting equations, of
course the result should be the same, or your value of n is not correct