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Romashka-Z-Leto [24]
2 years ago
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A new company, Games 2 U, is selling unlimited video game rentals online for up to 5 devices. They are offering two different pr

icing options. The EZ Plan is $0.10 per minute. The Big Time Gamer Plan is $0.05 per minute plus a $100 monthly charge.
Let x be minutes playing games in a month and write 2 expressions to represent each pricing plan. Set them equal to each other. DO NOT SOLVE equation until item 12.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Pani-rosa [81]2 years ago
3 0

The expression of the two pricing plans is as follows:

  • y = 0.10x
  • y = 0.05x + 100

<h3>How to use an expression to represent the pricing plans?</h3>

The company is offering two different pricing options.

The EZ Plan is $0.10 per minute.

The Big Time Gamer Plan is $0.05 per minute plus a $100 monthly charge.

Therefore, the EZ pricing plan can be expressed as follows:

y = 0.10x

Therefore, the Big Time Gamer Plan can be expressed as follows:

y = 0.05x + 100

where

x = minutes playing games in a month

y = The total cost

Let's set them equal to each other.

0.10x  = 0.05x + 100

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