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Which represents a total cost of 2 dance tickets at a price of c for each, less a one-time $5 discount?

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Eduardwww [97]2 years ago

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The statement is represented as 2(c- 5). Option D

<h3>What are algebraic expressions?</h3>

Algebraic expressions are expressions consisting of variables, terms, factors, and constants.

They are also made up of mathematical operations such as addition, bracket, subtraction, division, multiplication, etc

From the information given, we have;

total cost of 2 dance tickets
price of c for each, less a one-time $5 discount

Expressed as;

2(c- 5)

Thus, the statement is represented as 2(c- 5). Option D

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