You walk dogs in your neighborhood. You
charge $5 for each dog you walk.
Sometimes you walk...
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You walk dogs in your neighborhood. You
charge $5 for each dog you walk.
Sometimes you walk more than one dog a
day. Sometimes you walk the same dog
several days a week. Select all the variable
quantities that represent this situation.
2 A. The number of dogs you walk
each day.
OB. The amount you charge for each
dog.
C. The total amount you make each
day.
DD. The number of times you walk
each dog every week.
D. E. The breed of dogs you walk each
week.
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