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Latasha paid $75 to join a summer golf program. The course where she plays charges $30 per round. if Latasha spent 375, use the

equation 375 = 20g + 75 to find how many rounds of golf Latasha played

1 answer:

Sloan [31]3 years ago

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Assuming you made an error typing the question out, and the formula should say 30g, as it's $30 a round:

$30g + 75 = 375$
$30g =375-75
\\30g = 300
\\g=300/30
\\g=10$

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