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Sally invests $300 in a lawn mowing business to buy a mower and other supplies. She charges $20 for each lawn she mows. Write an

equation to show the amount of money she has earned (y), for any number of lawns mowed (x).

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Butoxors [25]3 years ago

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300- (20x)= y

Since she invested $300, you had to subtract the total amount of cash she made mowing lawns.

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