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Students are allowed to choose 12 snacks a week at school. They may choose granola bars and/or fruit. Part A- List three possible combination that students may choose Part B- identify the variables in
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Students are allowed to choose 12 snacks a week at school. They may choose granola bars and/or fruit.

Part A- List three possible combination that students may choose
Part B- identify the variables in this situation
Part C- right in equation that represents this situation
Part D- draw a graph to represent the situation
Part E- is this an example of a discrete or continuous function?

Students are allowed to choose 12 snacks a week at school. They may choose granola-example-1
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Multiply by the reciprocal by 3 and divide the common denominator by 14
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