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Mathematics, 10.02.2021 01:00, christianfielding336

Liam rented a pedalboard for 5.5 hours and paid a total of​ $93.75. What is an equation in​ point-slope form that models the cost of renting a pedal board for x​ hours? How can Liam use the equation to find the​ one-time service​ charge?, 12,50 an hour pedal board rent

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