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2 years ago

Can u guys help me with this hw ASAP???plz

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X=(3+1+2)x h. X=the total cost
H=how many kids on the math team

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<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>

Given that for every 11 rows of Red delicious , they plant 3 rows of Royal Gala.

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