Answer: Each have to sell 91 candy bars to have the same amount of money.
Step-by-step explanation: Suppose x represents the amount of candy bars.
Team A already have $165 and they are selling each candy bar for $2. The mathematical equation that represents the amount of money they have is
A: 165 + 2x
Team B initially has $74 and will sell each candy bar for $3. Then, the mathematical equation representing their amount of money is
B: 74 + 3x
So, to have the same amount of money:
165 + 2x = 74 + 3x
x = 165 - 74
x = 91
<u>Teams A and B will have the same amount of money when each of them </u><u>sell 91 candy bars</u>.
X(-x^4)(-x^4)=
The answer is x^9
The answer to the solution is X+3<19-x.
Subtract 5 from both sides
a/-8 = 4/7 - 5
simplify 4/7 - 5 to 31/-7
a/-8 = 31/-7
multiply both sides by 8
-a = 31/-7 x 8
simplify 31/7 x 8 to 248/7
-a = 248/7
multiply both sides by -1.
The answer is a = 248/7
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