Answer:
Josh has participated in 12 more matches, not 12 times the amount she has played.
Step-by-step explanation:
Lisa's usage of the term 'times' made her statement inaccurate.
The lines intersect at the point F(-3)=G(-4).
In February, 423 daytime minutes were utilized. Let x represent the base plan charges and y denote the cost per daytime minute. In December, the equation is x + 510y = 92.25. In January, it is x + 397y = 77.56. When we eliminate eq(2) from eq(1), we find 0 + 113y = 14.69, leading to y being \frac{14.69}{113}, thus y = 0.13. Substituting (3) into (1) gives x + 510(0.13) = 92.25, further simplifying to x + 66.3 = 92.25, which results in x = 25.95. Hence, for February: base plan + (daytime minutes)(0.13) = 80.9, which simplifies to (daytime minutes)(0.13) = 54.95, yielding daytime minutes = 422.69.
