If the equation says that one cookie with 10 chips plus another cookie with 10 chips plus another cookie with 10 chips equal 30.
.2 bananas plus 2 bananas plus one cookie with 10 chips equal 14..2 bananas plus a clock at 3 o'clock plus another clock at 3 o'clock equal8..finally, a clock at 2 o'clock plus 1 banana plus 1 banana times 1 cookie with 7 chips equal what?
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Because there are 3 sets of one cookie with 10 chips we can say that each set it worth 10 points. In the second equation has 1 set of cookies so we can subtract 10 points leaving us with 4 bananas that are equal to 4 points, this lets us know that each banana is worth 1 point. In the 3rd equation there are 2 bananas and if you subtract that you will have 6 points left that is equal to 2 clocks set at 3 o'clock. This tells us that each clock is worth whatever time it displays. In the final equation the closk set at 2 o'clock is worth 2 points and each banana is worth 1 point. Because the cookie only has 7 chips with it now it is not equal to 10. To divide it evenly the cookie would be worth 5 points and each chip is worth 0.5 points. So the cookie with 7 chips is equal to 8.5 points.
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