Mathematics, 10.02.2021 08:00 vontie

Kaylee wants to buy a charm bracelet. Kensington Fine Jewelry charges $18 per charm, plus $98 for the bracelet. Snyder Jewelers, in contrast, charges $19 per charm and $97 for the bracelet. If Kaylee wants to add a certain number of charms to her bracelet, the cost will be the same at either jewelry shop. How many charms would that be? What would the total cost of the bracelet be?

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