Help me on this please

Mathematics

1 answer:

steposvetlana [31]2 years ago

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I got you hun!

27= 3x is the equation you will need

27 is the total the coach needs making it the total. Since each pack comes with 3 you will mutiply the amount of pack, or x, by 3.

X=9

we know this because if you divide 3 by 27 to get it on the other side we get 9. This means the coach needs to buy 9 packs of baseballs for the team.

27=3(9)

Hope this helps!

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