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Mathematics, 14.12.2020 22:40 rycexz

If Thom's cell phone bill is C=$15+$4(g) where C is his monthly bill for using g gigabytes of data. Which of the following are viable bills that Thom might have to pay based on the gigabytes used rounded to the nearest tenth?

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