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Elise Bradford

19 June, 00:14

Marsha is changing her phone service. One data package charges an initial fee of $50 and $13.25 per month. The other has no initial fee but charges $25.75 per month for the same data package. After how many months would Marsha have paid the same amount for either data package?

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