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Sarah is saving to buy a new phone. She needs $150, and she has already saved $63. Write an equation to model this situation. Le

t x represent the amount of money Sarah needs.

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Lena [83]3 years ago

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If Sarah is saving to buy a new phone. She needs $150, and she has already saved $63 then the equation should be $63 + x = $150

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