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Oksi-84 [34.3K]

7 months ago

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Laurie has a signed contract with I- Mobile where she will pay a $25 fee each month plus $2 per phone call.

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nikitadnepr [17]7 months ago

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i dont know how your teacher teaches it but in the first question take away the y after the 25. number 2 the start equation would be 55=2x+25 then you would subtract 25 from each side to get 30=2x, the divide by to to get x=15 or she made 15 calls. number 3 is correct.

i hope this helps

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