For question number 6, how would I set this up as an equation? would I need to solve for X or Y?

You are comparison shopping for a new phone plan. To make sure you are getting the best deal, you will need to do some calculations first. For each plan, consider the following - Price per GB, always rounds up, so 0.2GB is charged as 1GB,2.1GB is charged as 3GB. - For every 1 minute over the amount allotted, you are assessed a $0.05 monthly fee. - For every 1 text over the amount allotted, you are assessed a $0.01 monthly fee. - There is an 8% sales tax added to each monthly bill. Questions to Answer: For questions 1-5, assume that you stay under the minute and text limits of the plan. 1. What is the monthly cell phone bill cost for each plan in terms of x(GB), befol tax? After tax? 2. Given that you use 6GB of data in a month, which plan is the cheapest? 3. How many GB of data would you need to use to make Plan A and B equal? 4. How many GB of data would you need to use to make Plan C and D equal? 5. How many GB of data would you need to use to make Plan D the best deal? The remaining questions do not stay under the minute and text limits of the plan. 6. During your birthday month, you receive several calls and texts. If you still use 6GB, but use 900 minutes and use 1200 texts, which plan is the