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Mathematics, 23.09.2019 04:20 gladtobesmart123

30. fund-raising the sophomore class holds a car wash to raise money. a local
merchant donates all of the supplies. a wash costs $5 per car and $6.50
per van or truck.
define a variable for the number of cars. define a different variable for the
number of vans or trucks.

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