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Reese had $42 in his pocket on Sunday night. He spent $6.50 every day for lunch. Which of the following equations best describes the relationship between d, the number of days since
Sunday, and m the amount of money remaining?
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Reese had $42 in his pocket on Sunday night. He spent $6.50 every day for lunch. Which of the following equations best describes the relationship between d, the number of days since
Sunday, and m the amount of money remaining?
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