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The school purchased baseball equipment and uniforms for a total cost of 1762.00. The equipment costs 598 and the uniforms were

24.25 each. How many uniforms did the school purchase? Write an equation

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Norma-Jean [14]2 years ago

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U= uniforms

598+ 24.25u= 1762

24.25u= 1762- 598

24.25u= 1164

U= 1164/24.25

U= 48

The school purchased 48 uniforms.

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