SOLUTION: The cost of a chocolate shake is 40 cents less than the cost of a hamburger. If h represents the cost, in cents, of a hamburger, represent in terms of h the cost of a hamburger and
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Question 240903: The cost of a chocolate shake is 40 cents less than the cost of a hamburger. If h represents the cost, in cents, of a hamburger, represent in terms of h the cost of a hamburger and a chocolate shake in dollars.
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