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The cost of a party is $550. The price per person depends on how many people attend the party. Write an expression for the price

per person if p people attend the party. Then find the price per person if 25, 50, an 55 people attend the party.

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Alexxandr [17]3 years ago

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x= 550/p 25p=22 50p=11 55p=10

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