Gabriella needs a mason and must decide between 2 companies. For a service visit, Company A charges $65 to send a mason plus $30/h. Company B charges $30 to send a mason plus $47.50/h. The graph that models this situation is shown here.

According to the graph, how many hours must the two masons work in order to charge the same amount of money?

hour(s)

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Gabriella needs a mason and must decide between 2 companies. For a service visit, Company A charges $65 to send a mason plus $30/h. Company B charges $30 to send a mason plus $47.50/h. The graph that models this situation is shown here.
 
According to the graph, how many hours must the two masons work in order to charge the same amount of money?
 
  hour(s)

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anonymous · Answer

The intersection of the graph is when the costs are the same

anonymous · Answer

Just find the cost at the point of intersection