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Marie is buying a discount pass to a public swimming pool. • There is a one-time $12 fee to buy the pass. • It costs $2 for each visit to the pool. Enter an equation that repres…

Marie is buying a discount pass to a public swimming pool. • There is a one-time $12 fee to buy the pass. • It costs $2 for each visit to the pool. Enter an equation that repres…
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Marie is buying a discount pass to a public swimming pool.

• There is a one-time $12 fee to buy the pass.
• It costs $2 for each visit to the pool. Enter an equation that represents the total cost, C, in dollars, for Marie to visit the pool n times.

User Sergej Herbert
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Answer:

2c+12

Explanation:

I aced maths class

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