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Jeff’s birthday party costs $5,plus an additional $2 for each guest he invites. Write an equation that shows the relationship be

tween the guests g and the cost c. Write your answer as an equation with c first , followed by an equal sign

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GarryVolchara [31]3 years ago

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Cost c
guest g
the cost is 5
for each guest $2
so we will say
2g
Therefore, the equation is c =5 +2g

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