Jack Frost is looking at internet service plans. A local company offers a one-month plan for $39.95 or a two-month plan for $68.97. How much money would Jack save in 2 months if he got the two- month plan instead of 2 one-month plans?

$10.93

Step-by-step explanation:

If Jack got the one month plan for two months, he would have to pay  $39.95 twice.

Cost of jack getting the one month plan for two months =  $39.95 x 2 = $79.90

Money saved = cost of the one month plan for two months - cost of the two months plan

$79.90 - $68.97 = $10.93

-6 is the correct option from the above given options

step-by-step explanation:

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