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First multiply 3 and the 1
Then simplify b^2-4b+3=0
Then divide both numbers by 3 (b-3/3)(b-1/3)=0
If it doesn’t go in even like the second term then bring it before the B
Then equal both terms to 0 and solve

=47.8888 when you round it up you can get get about 48 then you estimate to about 50.
Answer:
8:3
Step-by-step explanation:
,,,,lol hope it helps i don't know how to explain,,, I guess its just dividing you know like 15÷5= 3 so on
Answer:
3 games
Step-by-step explanation:
The computation of the maximum number of games that he could buy is shown below:
= Amount available - already spent
= $75 - $28
= $47
If each game cost $15
So, the maximum no of games is
= $47 ÷ $15
= 3.133
= 3 games