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A concession stand sells bags of popcorn for 3$ and cotton candy for 2$. a customer purchased bags of popcorn as well as cotton candy and spent 12$ . What is the equation that m…

A concession stand sells bags of popcorn for 3$ and cotton candy for 2$. a customer purchased bags of popcorn as well as cotton candy and spent 12$ . What is the equation that m…
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a concession stand sells bags of popcorn for 3$ and cotton candy for 2$. a customer purchased bags of popcorn as well as cotton candy and spent 12$ . What is the equation that models this situation

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Answer:

x3+y2=12

Explanation:

I don't have a step by step explanation, hope this helps!!!

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