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2. A summer movie club charges a $30 membership fee
and then $5 per movie. Which equation can be used to
find y, the total cost of the movie club, if x represents the
number of movies watched.
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y 30x + 5
B. y = 5x + 30
C. y= 30x -5
D y 5x 30
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