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To go to the dog beach, it costs $3 plus $2 per dog l. Which equation shows this situation, where x represents the number of dogs?​

To go to the dog beach, it costs $3 plus $2 per dog l. Which equation shows this situation, where x represents the number of dogs?​
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To go to the dog beach, it costs $3 plus $2 per dog l. Which equation shows this situation, where x represents the number of dogs?​

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User Stanleyerror
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Answer:

y=2x=3

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User Yuanyuan
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Answer:

the equation would look like x = 2x + 3

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