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James has a dog grooming service. He charges a flat rate of $50 per month, plus $10 per grooming. Bradly does not charge a month

ly fee for a dog grooming service , but he charges $35 per grooming . Write and solve an equation to find the numbers of grooming visits w for which James and bradly would charge the same amount

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solmaris [256]3 years ago

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Answer:

The numbers of grooming visits for which James and Bradly would charge the same amount is 2

Step-by-step explanation:

Let

w -----> the numbers of grooming visits

y ----> the charge in dollars

we know that

<em>James</em>

$y=10w+50$ ----> equation A

<em>Bradly</em>

$y=35w$ ----> equation B

equate equation A and equation B

$35w=10w+50$

Solve for w

$35w-10w=50$

$25w=50$

$w=2$

therefore

The numbers of grooming visits for which James and Bradly would charge the same amount is 2

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