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Gavin works two part time jobs to pay for college. He works 8 hours each week tutoring and 10 hours each week in the dining hall. He gets paid the same hourly wage each job. His parents also provide Gavin$50 per week for expenses. Gavin writes this expression,18w+50,where w represents his hourly wage, to represent his total weekly income .Write another expression equivalent to Gavin’s

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