Micah has an electricity plan where he is charged a monthly fixed rate of $2.82 and a usage fee of $0.10 per kilowatt-hour. In the equation below, x represents the amount of electricity he used, and y represents the amount Micah was charged for electricity. y = $0.10x + $2.82 If Micah was charged $62.82 for electricity last month, how much electricity did he use? 600 kilowatt-hours 628 kilowatt-hours 60 kilowatt-hours 22 kilowatt-hours @shinalcantara
If Micah was charged $62.82 for electricity last month, then we can say that y=$62.82 You need to find 'x' ----------------- Using the given equation you'll have y = $0.10x + $2.82 $62.82 = $0.10x + $2.82 $62.82 - $2.82 = $0.10x Compute for x
wat is x
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@SolomonZelman
as stated in the problem, "x represents the amount of electricity he used"
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recalculate your answer @SwaqqOut_KID1
$62.82 - $2.82 = $0.10x $60 = $0.10x Divide the whole equation with $0.10 $60/$0.10 = $0.10x/$0.10 x = ?
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