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Irian bought 2 songbooks and a new guitar. Each songbook cost the same price. The guitar cost $250.10. Before tax, she spent a t

otal of $301.80. Write an equation and solve for the cost of each songbook.

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egoroff_w [7]3 years ago

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<h3>1 SongBook costs =$25.85</h3><h3>A guitar costs =$250.10, so 2 Songbooks would cost 2*25.85=51.7.</h3><h3>(2 Songbook) $51.7 * (Guitar) $250.10 = $301.80</h3>

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