A cell phone plan has a base fee of $50 per month. The monthly cost (C) increases by $10 for every gigabytes (g) of data used. Wtite an equation with two variables that represents the total monthly cost (C) of the plan.

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Francisco Harrison

Mathematics

23 June, 01:53

A cell phone plan has a base fee of $50 per month. The monthly cost (C) increases by $10 for every gigabytes (g) of data used. Wtite an equation with two variables that represents the total monthly cost (C) of the plan.

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Jayvion Moody · Answer 1

C = 50 + 10g

C being the total monthly cost which is equal to the base cost 50 plus the $10 for every g (gigabyte).

Mason Stephenson · Answer 2

Answer: C = 10g + 50

Step-by-step explanation:

Let g represent the number of gigabytes of data used.

Let C represent the total monthly cost of using g gigabytes of data.

The cell phone plan has a base fee of $50 per month. The monthly cost (C) increases by $10 for every gigabytes (g) of data used. This means that the equation representing the cost of using g gigabytes in a month is

C = 10g + 50