Answer:
3(2c+d)-4(c-d)+d^2.
6c+3d-(4c+4d)+d^2.
6×1+3×3-4×1+4×3+9.
6+9-4+12+9=32.
4 pairs of pants for $18.
Divide price by quantity to get the cost of 1 pair of pants:
18 / 4 = 4.50 per pair.
Divide 27 by 4.50 to find number of pairs:
27 / 4.5 = 6
6 pairs of pants can be cleaned for $27.
3/5
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