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a store wants to print flyers to advertise its grand opening. printer will charge $50 and $0.05 per flyer. if the store has a bu

dget of $100, how many flyers can the store have printed without going beyond their budget?

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coldgirl [10]3 years ago

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X = number of flyers

50+0.05x=100

0.05x=50

x=1000 flyers

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