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At Pete's pizza, the cost of a 1 topping pizza is $17.35 and the cost of a 3 topping pizza is $21.05. Assuming the cost of a pizza follows a linear model, write an equation that represents C, the cost
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At Pete's pizza, the cost of a 1 topping pizza is $17.35 and the cost of a 3 topping pizza is $21.05.

Assuming the cost of a pizza follows a linear model, write an equation that represents C, the cost of any pizza with t,toppings.

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Answer:

3

Explanation:

17.35 * 3

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