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15 March, 03:09

Fred buys candies. He buys 2 candies for a dollar and gets 3 candies free on every purchase

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  1. 15 March, 05:37
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    The equation for this would be 2d+3 where d is the money spent in dollars.

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    I'm not sure if this is what you where looking for, if not perhaps elaborate on what the question is.

    How I got this equation:

    For every dollar he gets 2 candies. So you would multiply 2 by the number of dollars. (2d) He also gets 3 more candies per purchase, you add three regardless of money spent, so 3 is added. (+3)

    Giving you: 2d+3
  2. 15 March, 06:17
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    Can you finish the question at least?
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