Mathematics, 21.05.2021 02:00 Larkinlover703

Ricardo is considering two monthly plans a dog-walking service offers. • Plan 1 charges $3 per walk plus $10 for grooming at the end of each month.
• Plan 2 charges $5 per walk and then offers free grooming at the end of each month.
Part A
Write an equation to model the number of walks, w, when the two plans cost the same amount.
Part B
How many walks will it take for the two plans to cost Ricardo the same amount?

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