Part C
For 560 texts, plan C has the same monthly charge as plan A. For 580 texts, plan
C has...
Mathematics, 20.11.2020 23:00 Kalij13
Part C
For 560 texts, plan C has the same monthly charge as plan A. For 580 texts, plan
C has the same monthly charge as plan B. Write an equation representing the
charges for plan C.
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