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A science club uses \(2(p~+~5)\) to model its total samples. Evaluate the model for \(\text{one}~\text{lab}~\text{day}\) with \(p~=~3\) and another with \(p~=~8\). Report \(\text{both}~\text{totals}\) and state the day with more samples.

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When p = 3, there are 16 samples. When p = 8, there are 13 samples, so the day with p = 3 has more samples prepared.

When p = 3, there are 16 samples. When p = 8, there are 21 samples, so the day with p = 8 has more samples prepared.

When p = 3, there are 11 samples. When p = 8, there are 21 samples, so the day with p = 8 has more samples prepared.

When p = 3, there are 16 samples. When p = 8, there are 26 samples, so the day with p = 8 has more samples prepared.

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