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The total cost of placing an advertisement in a newspaper comprises of a fixed cost of $3.50 and a variable cost that depends on the number of words. Each word costs 25 cents. If Michael doesn't to sped more than $15 on an advertisement, what is the greatest number of words he can use? *

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The total cost of placing an advertisement in a newspaper comprises of a fixed cost of $3.50 and a variable cost that depends on the number of words. Each word costs 25 cents. If Michael doesn't to sped more than $15 on an advertisement

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