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Three friends share the cost of renting a game system. Each person rents one game for 8.50. If each person pays 13.25, what is t

he cost of renting the system?
(I'm supposed to translate this into an equation)

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laiz [17]3 years ago

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13.25x3-(8.50x3)=x x is the cost of the system

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