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Chloe buys 18 bottles of pineapple juice at the corner store for a total cost of $11.52. Assume each bottle of juice is the same price. If c represents the total cost in dollars
and cents of the juice for any number, j, of bottles of juice, write a proportional
equation for c in terms of; that matches the context.

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