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The cost (p) of the CD player was 10 times the cost (c) of the CD. Which equation models the relationship between the cost of the CD and the cost of the CD player? A. c = 10 + p B. p = 10 + c C. c = 10p
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The cost (p) of the CD player was 10 times the cost (c) of the CD.

Which equation models the relationship between the cost of the CD and the cost of the CD player?

A. c = 10 + p

B. p = 10 + c

C. c = 10p

D. p = 10c

User Stillmotion
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The correct answer is D) p = 10c. P is the cost of the player which is 10 times whatever c is.
User Cera
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d because 10 times the amount per CS is the CS player
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