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You are selling raffle tickets to raise money. Each ticket costs $5. Which equation solves for the number of tickets you must se

ll to raise $45?
A) 45-5=x
B) x/4=45
C) 45=5+x
D) 5x=45

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aleksley [76]3 years ago

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D. 5x = 45 because you are trying to find x, the number of tickets that must be sold to earn $45.

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