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Miya went to the bowling alley. There was a $5 shoe rental fee plus $15.0 per game. Which equation models the situation where g is the total number of games and c is the total c…

Miya went to the bowling alley. There was a $5 shoe rental fee plus $15.0 per game. Which equation models the situation where g is the total number of games and c is the total c…
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Miya went to the bowling alley. There was a $5 shoe rental fee plus $15.0 per game. Which equation models the situation where g is the total number of games and c is the total cost?

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$15g + $5 = c

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