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A school purchases calculators from a store for $6 each. Create an equation that represents the total cost, d, in dollars, for the number of calculators purchased, c. Use both v…

A school purchases calculators from a store for $6 each. Create an equation that represents the total cost, d, in dollars, for the number of calculators purchased, c. Use both v…
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A school purchases calculators from a store for $6 each.

Create an equation that represents the total cost, d, in dollars, for the number of calculators purchased, c. Use both
variables in your equation.

User Vardan Gupta
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Answer:

1=6

Explanation:

User Klaasman
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Answer:

Cost =6(Cal)

Explanation:

Calculators: 6$

Calculators: Cal

Cost=C

Cost =6(Cal)

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