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A dog walker charges a flat fee of $20 to all of his clients for coming to walk their dogs. He then charges a fee of $12 per dog he has to walk. Write a linear equation to model this scenario.
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A dog walker charges a flat fee of $20 to all of his clients for coming to walk their

dogs. He then charges a fee of $12 per dog he has to walk. Write a linear equation to
model this scenario.

User Mirzhan Irkegulov
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Answer:

12(x) + 20

Explanation:

x represents the amont of dogs and the +20 is the flat fee.

User Iraj Hedayati
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