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Mathematics, 04.08.2019 05:20 andrewcassity1

Two cell phone companies advertise their cell plans: company 1 charges $35 activation plus $45 a month. company 2 charges no activation fee but they charge $50 a month. in how many months will both companies cost the same amount?

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