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6 July, 16:23

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Hannah likes candy. She wants to purchase some candles. All varieties of

candy are $4.20 each. Hannah buys one mango candy and one apply candy.

Write an expression that represents the total cost, T, of the candy if m

represents the number of mango candies and a represents the number of

apple candies.

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