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Mathematics, 07.04.2020 20:35 rennytheraccoon

Write an equation to represent Catherine's profit (p) from selling cupcakes for one month Catherine sells cupcakes, c, for 1.50 each. The ingredients for each cupcake cost her $0.30, and the sum of all her other expenses is $20.00/month

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