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Corey added stickers to his party invitations. He put the same number of stickers on 7 invitations. Which expression shows the n

umber of stickers Corey put on each invitation? Let the variable s stand for the number of stickers Corey started with.

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morpeh [17]3 years ago

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S÷7 is an expression that shows the number of stickers Corey put on each invitation.

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