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solve equation write mathematical model representing the monthly cost, C, there are two options, let x=hours per month of court rental time #1, option35$ monthly fee plus $4hour for court rental#2 option, no monthly fee but $6.50hour/hour for court rental is option1 less than option2

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solve equation write mathematical model representing the monthly cost, C, there are two options, let x=hours per month of court rental time #1, option35$ monthly fee plus $4hour for court rental#2 option, no monthly fee but $6.50hour/hour for court rental

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