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A theater always sets the price of a seat on the lower level, a, as $5 more than the price of a seat in the balcony, b. This situation is represented by the function a = 5 + b.<…

A theater always sets the price of a seat on the lower level, a, as $5 more than the price of a seat in the balcony, b. This situation is represented by the function a = 5 + b.<…
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A theater always sets the price of a seat on the lower level, a, as $5 more than the price of a seat in the balcony, b. This situation is represented by the function a = 5 + b.

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A theater always sets the price of a seat on the lower level, a, as $5 more than the-example-1
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