a dog kennel boards dogs for $8 a day the kennel will also groom a dog for $12 write an equation that gives the total cost in dollars of lodging a dog and having it groomed once before it comes home as a function of the number of days the dog is at the Kennel

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Jamarion Shields

Mathematics

27 May, 07:09

a dog kennel boards dogs for $8 a day the kennel will also groom a dog for $12 write an equation that gives the total cost in dollars of lodging a dog and having it groomed once before it comes home as a function of the number of days the dog is at the Kennel

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Jenkins · Answer 1

T (d) = $12 + ($8/day) d

Step-by-step explanation:

Total (d) = $12 + ($8/day) d, where d represents the number of days the dog is in the kennel.

Sonia Keller · Answer 2

I think u mean what i put below if not sorry i wasted your answers ...

Bob was taking his dog into his locol dog bording and grooming area. Bob wants to know how much it would cost him to bord his dog for 2 day and get groomed. If it cost $8 a day for bobs dog to saty there and $12 to be groomed. what would bobs bill be for one groom and 2days of bording.

So, 8x2=16 then do 16+12=28

so bob's bill would be $28