SOLUTION: The formula G=~(2.5+357) and L=7.43~(x-115) model the loan amounts, in billions of dollars, to college students for grants, G, and loans, L, x years after 1970. In which year was t

SOLUTION: The formula G=~(2.5+357) and L=7.43~(x-115) model the loan amounts, in billions of dollars, to college students for grants, G, and loans, L, x years after 1970. In which year was t

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Question 79070: The formula G=~(2.5+357) and L=7.43~(x-115) model the loan amounts, in billions of dollars, to college students for grants, G, and loans, L, x years after 1970. In which year was the amount from loans the same as the amount from grants? Please show your work.
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The variable "x" is missing from your G formula.
Cheers,
Stan H.
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