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Terry runs a snowplowing business. Income from snowplowing is given by the function f(x) = 35.5x + 6, where f(x) is the income in dollars and x is the snowfall in inches received during a winter. If during the years 2006 to 2011, Terry’s town received 53, 42, 55, 63, 58, and 47 inches of snowfall, what was his income (in dollars) during those years? A. {1,444.4, 1,598.5, 1,825.5, 1,954.5, 2,043, 2,112.5} B. {1,335.5, 1,742, 1,777.5, 1,835, 2,104.5, 2,224.5} C. {1,497, 1,674.5, 1,887.5, 1,958.5, 2,065, 2,242.5} D. {1,254, 1,749.5, 1,837.5, 1,897.5, 2,110.4, 2,310.5} E. {,1353.5, 1,652.5, 1,753.5, 1,857, 2,034, 2,256.5}

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