Maria selects a new plan for her phone. The plan charges her $250 for the phone plus $2.75 per minute. Which equation can be used to find y
, the total cost of her first monthly bill, if
x
represents the number of minutes she uses per month?

Answer
F
= 250 +2.75
y

=

250
x

+

2
.
75

G
= 2.75(+250)
y

=

2
.
75
(
x

+

250
)

H
= 2.75 +250
y

=

2
.
75
x

+

250

J
= 2.75 − 250
y

=

2
.
75
x

-

250

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