Question 7 (multiple choice worth 1 points)
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the price of apples at a farm is...
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Question 7 (multiple choice worth 1 points)
(04.03 mc)
the price of apples at a farm is $1.67 per pound. which equation can be used to determine c, the total price of n pounds of apples?
o c = 1.67n
10 c= 1.67
oc= 1.67 + n
o c = 1.67 -
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