can you imagine a situation that you can model using two equations such as c= p+0.06p=1.06p and f=c-50?

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can you imagine a situation that you can model using two equations such as c= p+0.06p=1.06p and f=c-50?

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If you are on Connexus this test is a reflection so there is no wrong answers.

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