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Marcus currently has $42 and plans to save an additional $5 each week to buy a pair of shoes. he made a table showing the total amount of money he will have saved for different weeks. number of weeks 0 2 5 8 total amount of money ($) 42 52 67 82 write an equation in standard form that represents the relationship between the number of weeks and the total amount of money marcus will have saved. a. −x+5y=42 b. x+5y=42 c. −5x+y=42 d. 5x+y=42

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