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3 years ago

Question: The equation Cost = number of toppings x 3 +2 represents... *

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vagabundo [1.1K]3 years ago

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Answer: the answer would be

ANSWER#2 The store charges $2 for a pizza and then adds on $3 for every topping added

assuming that the equation is The equation Cost = 3(number of toppings ) +2 that means that its the number of toppings times 3, so 3 dollars for every topping and than the additonal 2 dollars for the pizza cost

....and dang, I wish i could get a two dollar pizza :(

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