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Advocard [28]
3 years ago
11

Sharita does special typing jobs for scientists. She pays $7 for the first 3 pages and $3 for each additional page of scientific

typing. Sonia, a biologist, paid $97 to have a research paper typed. How many pages long was sonias paper?
Mathematics
2 answers:
raketka [301]3 years ago
8 0
The equation is provided below:

$7 = amount for the first 3 pages
$3 = amount for additional pages
$97 = total amount that has been paid for the typing job

We have to deduct the amount of $7 to know how much is the remaining amount to consider or that has been used for the remaining pages.

$97 - $7 = $90

Then, we have to divide the amount of $90 to the amount for the additional pages.

$90 / $3 = 30 pages

Then, add the first 3 pages for $7 to the answer.

30 pages + 3 pages = 33 pages.

The total pages that has been typed by Sharita was 33 pages.
IRINA_888 [86]3 years ago
5 0

Mark Me Brainliest !

Answer:

T = 33

Step-by-Step :

T ( <u><em>Total Pages In The Research Paper</em></u> )

$7 ( <u><em>Amount For The First 3 Pages</em></u> )

$3 ( Per Additional Pages )


$97 ( <em><u>Total Amount That Has Been Paid For The Research Paper</u></em> )

Explanation:

To Find ( T ) You First Start With..

( <u><em>Amount For The First </em></u><u><em>3</em></u><u><em> Pages</em></u> ) <em>SUBTRACTED BY </em>( <em><u>Total Amount That Has Been Paid For The Research Paper</u></em> ) = $90

$90 <em>DIVIDED BY </em>( <u><em>Each Additional Page</em></u> ) = 30 ( <u><em>Pages )</em></u>

30 ( <u><em>Pages</em></u> ) PLUS ( <u><em>The First 3 Pages</em></u> ) = ( <u><em>Total Pages In The Research Paper</em></u> )

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