a phone company offers two monthly plans. A costs $25 plus an additional $0.09 for each minute of calls. Plan B has no initial fee but cost $0.11 for each minute of calls

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For 1,250 minutes, both plans will charge the same amount.

For how many minutes both plans charge the same?

We know that Plan A costs $25 plus $0.09 per minute, so if you have x minutes of calls, the cost is given by the linear equation:

A(x) = $25 + $0.09*x

And plan B just charges $0.11 for each minute, then here we have the linear equation:

B(x) = $0.11*x

The costs are the same when:

A(x) = B(x)

$25 + $0.09*x = $0.11*x

Now we can solve this for x.

$25 = $0.11*x - $0.09*x = $0.02*x

$25/$0.02 = x = 1,250

We conclude that for 1,250 minutes, both plans will charge the same amount.

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