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Solve the formula c = 1.06p for p, where c is the cost of an item at Shopping City, including tax, and p is the selling price. (ANSWER FAST!!!!!!)
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Solve the formula c = 1.06p for p, where c is the cost of an item at Shopping City, including tax, and p is the selling price. (ANSWER FAST!!!!!!)
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