Mathematics, 26.01.2021 19:40, aria0826

Nancy has $7 less than Tom. Let s = the amount of money Nancy has.
Letr = the amount of money Tom has.
Complete the table, and graph s=r-7.
sur-7
S
14
28
42

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Nancy has $7 less than Tom. Let s = the amount of money Nancy has.
Letr = the amount of money...