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The cost of the apple is expressed as y = 12x + 6, where x is the number of apples. Find the cost of dozen apples.
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The cost of the apple is expressed as y = 12x + 6, where x is the number of apples. Find the cost of dozen apples.

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Answer: 144

Explanation:

If x is the no. of apples, 12 is the price of each

For dozen apples, cost will be 12 x 12

= 144

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