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15 July, 13:43

A fall candle gift set has 4 vanilla candles and 6 pumpkin spice candles. Use v to represent the cost of each vanilla candle and p to represent the cost of each pumpkin candle. Write and simplify an expression that represents the total cost of 4 sets

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