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Write an algebraic expression that models the situation “the piggy bank contained $25, and $1.50 is added each day.” Use d to re

present the number of days
a) 25d+1.5

b) 25+1.5d

c) 25d+1.5d

d) 25+(1.5)(7)d

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Kryger [21]3 years ago

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the answer is b because the piggy bank originally contained $25 and the person adds $1.50 per day.. so: 25+1.5d

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