Rebecca has a monthly plan that charges her $45.50 each month for unlimited talk and text. For each gigabyte of data that she uses, she has to pay an additional $5.25. If the cost of her bill is represented by variable C and the number of gigabytes is represented by the variable g, write an equation that represents this situation.

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James Bailey

Mathematics

9 June, 06:55

Rebecca has a monthly plan that charges her $45.50 each month for unlimited talk and text. For each gigabyte of data that she uses, she has to pay an additional $5.25. If the cost of her bill is represented by variable C and the number of gigabytes is represented by the variable g, write an equation that represents this situation.

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Pedro Maddox · Answer 1

C = $5.25g + $45.50

Step-by-step explanation:

The $45.50 is her monthly bill and does not change. The additional fee determines on the amount of gigabytes she used which is undetermined, using the variable g. It cost $5.25 per gigabyte. C is her total/the bill.