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Emmanuel has 745 pictures in his phone his memory is getting full so he starts deleting 20 pictures everyday if I need to be abl

e to write an algebraic expression to describe the number of pictures of phone his phone after any given number of days

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Lelechka [254]2 years ago

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PhotosRemaining(x) = 745 pictures - (20 pictures/day)*(x), for x≥0

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