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Hazel is saving to buy a 400$ bike.She saves each week from her babysitting money.What linear equation represents the amount hazel still has to save after x weeks
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hazel is saving to buy a 400$ bike.She saves each week from her babysitting money.What linear equation represents the amount hazel still has to save after x weeks
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