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The cost equation for a company to install x square feet of brick pathway is c = 234 +14x, and the cost equation for a second company to install x square feet of
brick pathway is c = 23x. what is the area of the path that could be built by either company for the same cost? how much would it cost?
what is the area of the path that could be built by either company for the same cost? select the correct choice below and fill in the answer box within your choice.
square feet.
o a the area of the path that could be built by either company for the same cost is
(type a whole number.)
ob. the costs are never equal
how much would it cost? select the correct choice below and fill in the answer box within your choice
o a it would cost $
(type a whole number.)
ob. the costs are never equal

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