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An arcade charges $3.00 for entry per person and $2.00 per game played. Write an equation that represents the total cost in relation to however many games are played?
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An arcade charges $3.00 for entry per person and $2.00 per game played. Write an equation that represents the total cost in relation to however many games are played?

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the amount of games played can be represented by g
2.00g = $2.00 every game
3.00 = entry amount per person

2g + 3 = total
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