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A health insurance plan has a $50 enrollment fee and a copayment of $5 for each doctor visit. The function f(x)=5x+50 gives the cost of x doctor visits. What is the cost for visiting the doctor 3 times?
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A health insurance plan has a $50 enrollment fee and a copayment of $5 for each doctor visit. The function f(x)=5x+50 gives the cost of x doctor visits. What is the cost for visiting the doctor 3 times?

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$15
5 x each visit
He visit 3 x
So 5 x 3 = 15
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