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Sati [7]
3 years ago
6

Which situation CANNOT be represented by this equation? 3x – 5 = 25 Clay has 25 marbles to trade for some of Mark's baseball car

ds. If Clay makes the trade today, Mark will give him a discount of 5 marbles. If each card is worth 3 marbles, how many baseball cards, x, will Clay get? Clay has 25 marbles to trade for some of Mark's baseball cards. If Clay makes the trade today, Mark will give him a discount of 3 marbles. If each card is worth 5 marbles, how many baseball cards, x, will Clay get? Clay has 25 marbles to trade for some of Mark's baseball cards. If Clay makes a trade today, Mark will give him a discount of 5 marbles. If Clay receives 3 baseball cards, how many marbles, x, was each card worth?
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2 answers:
Flura [38]3 years ago
4 0
<span>Clay has 25 marbles to trade for some of Mark's baseball cards. If Clay makes the trade today, Mark will give him a discount of 3 marbles. If each card is worth 5 marbles, how many baseball cards, x, will Clay get? 

^^ That is the situation that does NOT represent the equation 
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Sliva [168]3 years ago
3 0

THE ANSWER IS: PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIST

Clay has 25 marbles to trade for some of Mark's baseball cards.  

If Clay makes the trade today, Mark will give him a discount of 3 marbles.

If each card is worth 5 marbles, how many baseball cards, x, will Clay get?


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