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Could I please get some help on this?

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steposvetlana [31]2 years ago

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34 inches have the same length of 0.0008636 kilometers.

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$\bold{[ \ Answer \ ]}$

$\boxed{\bold{F \ = \ -\frac{21}{19} }}$

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$\bold{Solve: \ f \ - \ 20f \ = \ 21}$

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charge of energy consumption up to 20 kWh = $0.05/kWh

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