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john walks digs to earn extra money. he earns $5 per dog he walks using yhe following equation y = 5x , where x = the number of

dogs john walked and y = the number of dollars john earns. what is the number of dollars john earns if he walks 8 dogs?

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mina [271]3 years ago

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8 dogs so 5*8= 40

so it's D

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