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The total cost of buying "n" hamburgers can be represented by the expression 2.75n How much would purchasing 10 hamburgers (n=10) cost?
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The total cost of buying "n" hamburgers can be represented by the expression 2.75n

How much would purchasing 10 hamburgers (n=10) cost?

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$27.50 you would just multiply 2.75 by 10
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