The price of a dozen eggs was $1.63. The price rose m dollars. Then the price dropped $0.12 per dozen. Express the current price of eggs after the two price changes.

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The price of a dozen eggs was $1.63. The price rose m dollars. Then the price dropped $0.12 per dozen. Express the current price of eggs after the two price changes.

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With eggs represented by the variable "e", price represented by variable "p"
p=12e(1.63+m-0.12)
feel free to simplify

Su Chuan answered Jan 28, 2018

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