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A company hired a printer to produce a total of \(x + 1\) envelopes. The job consisted of two types of envelopes, \(2¢\)

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by VJesus12 » Thu Nov 04, 2021 6:36 am

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A company hired a printer to produce a total of \(x + 1\) envelopes. The job consisted of two types of envelopes, \(2¢\) envelopes, and \(5¢\) envelopes. If the company requested \(3\) more \(2¢\) envelopes than \(5¢\) envelopes, which of the following expressions denotes the cost, in cents, of the total \(x + 1\) envelopes?

A) \(3x + 1\)

B) \(\dfrac{7x - 2}2\)

C) \(11x + 31\)

D) \(\dfrac{7x - 6}2\)

E) \(\dfrac{13x + 3}2\)

Answer: B

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