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It costs $4 per person. Write an equation where p is people and c is cost. 4+p=c 4c = p 4p = C p + c = 4
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It costs $4 per person. Write an equation where p is people and c is cost.
4+p=c
4c = p
4p = C
p + c = 4
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The answer is 4p=c because p is for people and person (they both mean the same thing)
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