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Cindy went to a candy store today. She was looking to get a whole bunch of candy. Her two favorite candies are chocolate bars and ta1ffy. A chocolate bar costs a dollar each, whereas taffy costs 50 cents. Cindy brought $15 to the Candy store and wants to spend all of it. Please write an equation for the amount of taffy and chocolate bars that Cindy might have bought. Let c represent number of chocolate bars and t represent pieces of taffy.
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