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The linear model P=3.75g+1.5 predicts the total cost, P, in dollars, to purchase g gallons of gas at a gas station. Based on the linear model, how much should it cost to purchase 12 gallons of gas?
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The linear model P=3.75g+1.5 predicts the total cost, P, in dollars, to purchase g gallons of gas at a gas station. Based on the linear model, how much should it cost to purchase 12 gallons of gas?

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Answer is 46.50

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I look everywhere and said it was this hehe

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