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Jabari owns 100 shares of Stock A and 45 shares of Stock B. For the past month, his stocks have been fluctuating inversely. Stock A decreased by m cents per share and Stock B increased by n cents per share. Which equation can be used to find the total change in value of Jabari's shares per month?

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