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Select the scenario that could be modeled by each of the given equations. For each equation, the variable c represents the cost and the variable n represents the number of items…

Select the scenario that could be modeled by each of the given equations. For each equation, the variable c represents the cost and the variable n represents the number of items…
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Select the scenario that could be modeled by each of the given equations. For each equation, the variable c represents the cost and the variable n represents the number of items.

Select the scenario that could be modeled by each of the given equations. For each-example-1
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User Language Lawyer
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c = 1.41n i think lol

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User Wesgarrison
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The correct answers are these.

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Select the scenario that could be modeled by each of the given equations. For each-example-1
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