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belka [17]
2 years ago
10

Sam is ordering shirts online. The shipping is a flat rate of $5.99, and each shirts costs $12.50. He spent $80.99 in total. How

many shirts did he order
Mathematics
1 answer:
ANEK [815]2 years ago
3 0

Based on the shipping rate and the price of the t-shirts, it can be concluded Sam ordered a total of 6 t-shirts.

<h3>What equation represents Sam's situation?</h3>

5.99 + x12.50 = 80.99

x represents the number of t-shirts she bough, which is the focus of the equation.

Let's solve it:

  • 5.99 + x12.50 = 80.99
  • x12.50 = 80.99 - 5.99
  • x12.50 = 75
  • x = 75 / 12.50
  • x = 6

<h3>How many t-shirts did Sam order?</h3>

Sam ordered 6 t-shirts.

Learn more about equations in: brainly.com/question/10413253

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