Mathematics
Mathematics, 21.04.2021 19:00, neariah24

Piper signed up for a streaming music service where there's a fixed cost for monthly membership and a cost per song downloaded. Her total cost per month is given by
the equation c =
0.5x + 2.99, where x represents the number of songs she
downloads and c represents the total cost, in dollars and cents. What could the
number 0.5 represent in the equation?

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