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Mathematics, 01.03.2021 18:00 cashkidd2200
Chris and his friends are going to the ice cream shop
that having a sale on milkshakes. Each milkshake cost
$2.
Write an equation that represents buying any number
of milkshakes (m).
Help plz I will mark u
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