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Mathematics, 06.04.2020 01:01, diamondalize21p84czi

Greg sells cars. He makes a base salary of $25,000, plus $1500 per car he sells. The function that models this situation is S = 1500x + 25000. After working at the car dealership for 2 years, he gets a raise. He now makes $1700 per car he sells. What is the new function that models this situation?

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