Posted by LeAnn/I still need help please on Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 12:58am.
First of all, you made an error in Plan A,
should have been 60 + .25(x-60)
by setting $170+0.20(x-$170)<$60+0.25(x-$60)
you are asking for what values of x is Plan B < Plan A
That is good, now let's continue
170+0.20(x-170)<60+0.25(x-60) .... everything is in $, so we divide out the $
170 + .2x - 34 < 60 + .25x - 15
136 + .2x < .25x + 45
136 - 45 < .25x - .2x
91 < .05x
1820 < x or
x > 1820
So you found that for expenses greater than $1820 Plan B is less than Plan A
let's check it, say x = $2000
Plan A: 60 + .25(2000-60) = 545
PLan B: 170 + .2(2000-170) = 536
Checks out!
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