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A book of stamps costs $9.80. The expression 9.8n represents the price of one stamp. What does the variable n represent?
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A book of stamps costs $9.80. The expression 9.8n represents the price of one stamp. What does the variable n represent?
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The amount of stamps bought
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the number of stamps?
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