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Lesson 9: When Are They the Same?
Cool Down: Printers and Ink
To own and operate a home printer, it costs $100 for the printer and an additional $0.05
per page for ink. To print out pages at an office store, it costs $0.25 per page. Let p
represent number of pages.

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Answer:

The number of pages that will make the cost of printing equal for both options is 500

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