3 years ago

I don't understand how to do this. Can someone help?

1 answer:

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Time used for the call to Zurich: ($5-$1.25)/$0.25=15 minutes
15minutes+3minutes=18minutes
Time used for the call to London: ($7.25-$1.25)/$0.25=24 minutes
24minutes+3minutes=27minutes
Difference between the two calls:27-18=9minutes

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