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4 years ago

HELLP THIS IS FOR FORMULAS AND IDK WHAT TO DOOO

Mathematics

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4vir4ik [10]4 years ago

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Answer:

G=125 X + 50

Step-by-step explanation:

Bob charges 125 pieces for each magical brooms . And 50 as one time charge .

We have to find the formula for the number of gold pieces G as a function of X.

Let X be the number of brooms he constructed

The charge for a broom stick is 125 . So the number of gold pieces he received when X brooms are constructed is 125 X

There will be 50 Gold pieces as one time charge

so the total number of gold pieces will be 125 X + 50

therefore G=125 X +50

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