Astrid has a data plan through her cell phone company where she pays $49 a month for 5,000 kilobytes (KB) of data and $0.037 for each additional KB over 5,000. To the nearest cent, how much would Astrid need to pay for her data plan if she used 6,978 KB of data?
1 answer:
Answer: $122.19
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi, to answer this, first we have to calculate the additional KB that Astrid used:
KB used- KB limit=
6,978-5,000 = 1,978
Then, the cost of the plan is equal to a fixed fee (49) plus the product of the number of additional KB over 5,000(x) and the cost per KB (0.037).
Cost = 49+ 0.037 x
Substituting x =1,978
C = 49+ 0.037 (1,978)
C =49+73.186
C=$122.19
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