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Mathematics, 19.01.2021 21:00 zay65307

Sean , a middle schooler, has been selling peices of gum at lunch for a while. The table below models the relationship between peices of gum sold and cost a ; write an equation that represents the relationship between number of pieces sold , x , to the cost , y. b ; how many pieces of gum would a student be able to purchase for $10 ?

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