Your local provider has twin internet plans.

Their casual plan is $1.50 for every 10 gigabytes used. Their heavy plan charges a flat rate of $20, and then $0.50 for every 10 gigabytes of usage.

Write equations in the form y=mx+b where y is the cost and c is the number of gigabytes used

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Hickman

Mathematics

28 July, 23:56

Your local provider has twin internet plans.

Their casual plan is $1.50 for every 10 gigabytes used. Their heavy plan charges a flat rate of $20, and then $0.50 for every 10 gigabytes of usage.

Write equations in the form y=mx+b where y is the cost and c is the number of gigabytes used

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Belinda Nixon · Answer 1

casual = y=1.5 (10) + 0 and heavy = y=.50 (10) + 20

Step-by-step explanation:

casual;

1.50 = your slope

10 is your x because it can change

and it starts at 0 because there's no flat rate making your y-intercept 0.

This makes your equation y=1.5 (10) + 0

heavy;

.50 = slope

10 is also your x here

this one starts at 20 on the graph because it is the flat rate and thus, the y-intercept.

This makes this equation y=.50 (10) + 20

Your local provider has twin internet plans.Their casual plan is $1.50 for every 10 gigabytes used. Their heavy plan charges a flat rate of $20, and then $0.50 for every 10 gigabytes of usage.Write equations in the form y=mx+b where y is the cost and c is the number of gigabytes used

Your local provider has twin internet plans.

Their casual plan is $1.50 for every 10 gigabytes used. Their heavy plan charges a flat rate of $20, and then $0.50 for every 10 gigabytes of usage.

Write equations in the form y=mx+b where y is the cost and c is the number of gigabytes used