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Gary is buying bananas at the grocery store. The bananas cost $0.89 per pound. What is the equation for the cost (y) of (x) pounds of bananas Gary buys? a. y=0.89+x b. y=0.89-x …

Gary is buying bananas at the grocery store. The bananas cost $0.89 per pound. What is the equation for the cost (y) of (x) pounds of bananas Gary buys? a. y=0.89+x b. y=0.89-x …
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Gary is buying bananas at the grocery store. The bananas cost $0.89 per pound. What is the equation for the cost (y) of (x) pounds of bananas Gary buys?

a. y=0.89+x
b. y=0.89-x
c. y=0.89/x
d. y=(0.89)x

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d

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