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Mario received 0.40 in change from 20 when he bought tail mix. How many pounds of tail mix did Mario buy?

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Katen [24]3 years ago

5 0

So making a simple equation helps to get all the information together

20 - 3.5X = 0.4

20 is the original. Minus the amount you paid for. equals the cash you got back

subtract 20 over

-3.5X=-19.6
Then divide both sides by -3.5
X=5.6

He bought 5.6 pounds

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