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2 years ago

23. Eduardo wants to get a grade of 95 in his math

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dlinn [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

equation: (91 + 89 + x):3 = 95

score needed: x = 105

Step-by-step explanation:

x - the third test score

average of three it's a sum of the three divided by 3:

(91 + 89 + x):3 = 95

×3 ×3

180 + x = 285

-180 - 180

x = 105

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