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3 years ago

Write a story that matches the expression -7h - 10

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Wants to find how much money he will spend for a number of ride tickets, h, he purchases
he gets into an amusement park by paying a fee of 10 dollars
each ride is 7 dollars

so his looss is -7h-10

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