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A bookstore is having a sale. Every book is $2 off, regardless of the original price. The sale price for every book is $2 less than the original price. Let x = original price Le…

A bookstore is having a sale. Every book is $2 off, regardless of the original price. The sale price for every book is $2 less than the original price. Let x = original price Le…
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A bookstore is having a sale. Every book is $2 off,

regardless of the original price.
The sale price for every book is $2 less than the original
price.
Let x = original price
Let y = sale price
Which equation represents this situation?

User Ameba Spugnosa
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Answer: y = x -2

Explanation:

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