SOLUTION: An internet service provider offers two plans. Plan A cost $25 per month and allows unlimited internet access. Plan B cost $12 per month and allows 50 free hours plus 65 cents each

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Question 263023: An internet service provider offers two plans. Plan A cost $25 per month and allows unlimited internet access. Plan B cost $12 per month and allows 50 free hours plus 65 cents each additional hour. How many hours would a customer need to use internet service in order for Plan A to be less expensive than Plan B.

Thank you, Please show me how to set this up. It should be an equlity since were trying to find when A < B . Thanks again, Mike

Found 2 solutions by stanbon, richwmiller:
Answer by stanbon(75887) About Me  (Show Source):
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An internet service provider offers two plans.
Plan A cost $25 per month and allows unlimited internet access.
CostA = 25m where m is number of months
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Plan B cost $12 per month and allows 50 free hours plus 65 cents each addtional hour.
CostB = 12m


How many hours would a customer need to use internet service in order for Plan A to be less expensive than Plan B.
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25m < 12m + 0.65(h-50)
13m < 0.65h - 32.5
0.65h > 13m + 32.5
h > (13m+32.5)/0.65
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Cheers,
Stan H.
Thank you, Please show me how to set this up. It should be an inequality since we're trying to find when A < B .

Answer by richwmiller(17219) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
a=25
b=12+.65(50-h)
25=12+.65(50-h)
13=.65*50-.65h
h=30
more than 80 hours a month
80/30= more 2hr 40 minutes daily