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There are n employees on The Game Shop's sales team. Last month, they sold a total of 504 games. One of the sales team members,

Chris, sold 17 fewer games than what the team averaged per employee. How many games did Chris sell? Write your answer as an expression.

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murzikaleks [220]3 years ago

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The expression you would need to know how many games Chris sold is:

(504 divided by n) -17

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