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There is a sale on video games. The first game you buy will cost $40. Each game after that will cost $25. Which formula models t

his situation?

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leva [86]4 years ago

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Is this related to percentage decrease? I don’t know what formula to help you with this

adelina 88 [10]4 years ago

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Answer:

The answer should be c

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