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Newer stocks can be bought for $8 each, while older stocks can be bought for $4 each. the total cost, in dollars, of 10 stocks is represented by the expression 8s+4(10-s), where s represents the number of new stocks bought. how does changing the value of s change the value of the term 4(10-s)? a.) for values of s less than 10, the term 4(10-s) will be negative; for values of s greater than 10, the term will be negative; for values of s equal to 10, the term will equal 0. b.) for values of s less than 10, the term 4(10-s) will be negative; for values of s greater than 10, the term will be positive; for values of s equal to 10, the term will equal 0. c.) for values of s less than 10, the term 4(10-s) will be positive; for values of s greater than 10, the term will be positive; for values of s equal to 10, the term will equal 0. d.) for values of s less than 10, the term 4(10-s) will be positive; for values of s greater than 10, the term will be negative; for values of s equal to 10, the term will equal 0.

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