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Brian made 5 free throws at basketball practice. ethan scored 3 more than twice the number of free throws brian made. which equa

tion could be used to find the number of free throws, t, ethan made?

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Hatshy [7]3 years ago

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Lets Brian => b and Ethan => e so
b=5
e=3+2b
will be the equation of finding free throws.

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