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Monica purchased adult and youth tickets for the fair. She bought x adult tickets for $28 each and y youth tickets for $15. Writ

e an expression that can be used to show the total cost, C, of all tickets.
A) C = (28 + 15)x
B) C = 28x + 15y
C)C = 28y + 15x

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WINSTONCH [101]2 years ago

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No its b I read it wrong...sorry

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