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Hannah has 127 books in her collection. Her school is hosting a book donation. There are z students at her school, and they each

plan to donate the same number of books and reach a total donation of 300 books! How many books will Hannah have in her collection after her donation? Write your answer as an expression.

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IgorC [24]3 years ago

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She has to donate 46 more 127 x 2 +n=300 You have to add 127 twice, which gives you 254. Then you subtract that from 300.

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