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Some states pay $0.05 for each can that is recycled. Which graph represents the amount of money earned, Y, by recycling x cans in these states?
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Some states pay $0.05 for each can that is recycled. Which graph represents the amount of money earned, Y, by recycling x cans in these states?
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Some states pay $0.05 for each can that is recycled. Which graph represents the amount of money earned, Y, by recycling x cans in these states?
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The first graph is the answer
I just took the test.
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