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linda has $9 in her wallet. she buys a car for $1.17. she wants to buy some pens that cost 2.65 each. what is the maximum number

of pens she can buy?

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ch4aika [34]3 years ago

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1.17 + 2.65p = 9
2.65p = 9 - 1.17
2.65p = 7.83
p = 7.83/2.65
p = 2.95.......maximum number of pens Linda can buy is 2

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