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Can you create a rule relating library fines for new books to the number of days the book is kept? Write your rule in symbolic f

orm, using F for the fine and d for number of days the book is kept.

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stellarik [79]3 years ago

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total of the fine = C

you would need to multiply the amount of the fine by the number of days

so the equation would be C=Fd

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