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Mathematics, 09.07.2019 19:00 brockmorrison3468

Asoccer coach purchased one goal and some soccer balls for the team. the expression 180 + 15x represents the cost before tax. what do the different parts of the expression model? drag the parts of the expression into the boxes to match each description.

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