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Matthew was selling tacos at a rate of t=pn, where the total is equal to the price times the number sold. If each taco cost $8 a

nd the total was $96, how many tacos did he sell?

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Nikolay [14]3 years ago

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he sold 12 tacos. I really hope that helps

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