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A gym teacher orders 42 tennis balls. Each package contains three tennis balls. Which of the following equations represents the

number X of packages? X+ 3=42 3x= 42 x/3= 42 or x=3/42

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navik [9.2K]3 years ago

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42 balls / 3 balls per package Equals 14 packages

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