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Jan's coffee shop is donating $300 plus $0.75 for each large coffee ordered over the next two weeks. Create an equation to find how much the shop is donating
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Jan's coffee shop is donating $300 plus $0.75 for each large coffee ordered over the next two weeks. Create an equation to find how much the shop is donating
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300 + .75x
x = number of large coffees ordered
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