A baker is calculating the charge for two types of cookies.

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The total charge for the two types of cookies is the sum of the charge for c dozens of chocolate chip cookies for $1.50/dozen which becomes 1.5c and those of L dozens of lemon frosteds fro $1.00/dozen which is 1.00L.
The answer to this item is letter "C. T = 1.50c + 1.00L".

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