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Marie is bringing bagels and cream cheese to school as a birthday snack for her class. The cost of b bagels and c packages of cr

eam cheese is 0.85b+2.5c dollars. Marie is bringing 30 bagels and 2 packages of cream cheese.

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Trava [24]2 years ago

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So you have to plug in the amount to the cost making you problem look like this:
0.85(30)+2.5(2)
25.5+5=30.5

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