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A customer bought a package of 12 cookies for $5.40 at a bake sale. The customer also bought additional cookies at
$0.50 per cookie. The total cost of the cookies was $8.40. Which equation represents how you would determine how many additional cookies were purchased?
A. 12+0.50x= 8.40
B. 5.40x + 0.50= 8.40
C. 5.40 + 0.50x =8.40
D. 64.80 + 0.50x = 8.40
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