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Mathematics, 11.04.2021 22:20 twiddleturd

 PLEASE HELP Janet is selling lampshades at a craft fair. The price per lampshade in dollars is f(x) and it is a function of x, the number of ampshades bought, as shown by the graph below:

What is the total cost of buying lampshades from stall?

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Janet is selling lampshades at a craft fair. The price per lampshade in dollars is

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