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30p + 25r + 20c = 30. 6 + 25.4 + 20.9

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30p + 25r + 20c = 30. 6 + 25.4 + 20.9

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look here you go, I hope it helps you, in your problem c= 76.9 - 30p - 25r

Explanation:

30p + 25r + 20c = 30. 6 + 25.4 + 20.9-example-1

WOUNDEDStevenJones answered Jul 7, 2021

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